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Question: Will it stream Amazon Prime?
Document: If you don't have a Smart TV and want to stream Amazon, you might want to choose a different DVD Player that will stream the Amazon Prime Instant Movies, after all if you pay your Prime Membership Fee every year, you might as well get the free instant movies.
I'm a little shocked amazon sells these and they don't stream amazon prime. It's a good blu-Ray but there are a few things about it I don't like. First was the video thing I mentioned above but also when you stop a movie it doesn't pick it up where it left off. I have had blu-rays in the past that did do that so I expected this one to also be able to do it and it doesn't. It's a pretty basic blu-Ray.
You would think that any recently released Blu Ray would allow for streaming Amazon Prime VOD, but not this one. It can be compensated for by an HDMI from a computer to the TV, but why should that be necessary? Oddly, the box does not identify any of the services the device will stream, which led me to think it had all the major ones available. Either I was naive or LG does not think Amazon is a major source of streamed videos.
LG is making their Blu-ray players cheaper these days. I have owned LG BD590 and 690 as well as BP670. The LG website leads you to believe that Amazon is responsible for not letting LG stream Amazon Prime instant movies. I contacted Amazon and it seems that LG Manufactured the 2011 models compatable with Amazon's software and they Manufactured the 2012 models incompatable with the Amazon's software. So It is LG's fault that there is no Amazon Icon on the LG BP620.
(FYI, to get to Netflix, select the "Premium" icon. )Final item - The Amazon Prime function evidently had some technical problems and was removed from this device, but they plan on returning it with a firmware update in March. So we're happy to wait, as I do have our TV HDMI-cabled to our computer, and we can just watch that way until then. I'm becoming a pretty loyal LG customer.
I use this for watching Netflix in an environment with a weak signal that the TV and other blu ray play can't pick up. This LG model has no problem. One knock is it does not have Amazon Prime. The other is that when you are listening to Pandora, the LG does not do any screen saver things so you have to shut off your TV to not get any burn in. And yes, LED/LCD TVs will burn in if you leave a static image up for long.
The various Internet streaming functions, like YouTube and Hulu worked without a glitch. One curious omission from both this unit and my TV is a player for Amazon Prime videos. Amazon has a full writeup on their site on how to input code numbers from LG equipment to enable Amazon Prime video playing, but it doesn't appear to be supported on those units I've looked at. Some reviews say that previous models of this player did have Prime support.
It didn't come with batteries or software cd, loads very slow and won't stream Amazon, which, after checking Amazons compatability sight, it is not listed.
My 3 year old killed the loader of my other LG Blue Ray WI-FI. I purchased this one and was very upset it does not have the Amazon App to stream online movies and shows I've purchased from Amazon on my other LG Blue Ray device. I had to return it and go with a Samsung Blue Ray.
Don't buy this player if you want to stream Amazon video content with your Amazon account. LG customer service says LG hasn't "finalized" its contract with Amazon and has no idea when that will happen. I have had this player for several months, and wish I'd bought something else. The software is incredibly slow; I can access Netflix much faster with my HTC phone, running on the same wi-fi network.
Answer: No. Previous years' models did, but this service was dropped in all the LG models for that year, allegedly due to failure to come to consensus on a contract. It's possible it might be added later via firmware update, but I wouldn't count on it.