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Question: won't connect via component cables I bought a Samsung BDC 6500 because it was a very good price and because I will be getting a flat screen tv soon. In the mean time I wanted to  connect it to one of my old analog TVs. When I try to connect via component cables, which is the best connection available for me currently, I get nothing. When I connect via regular audio video cables it works fine. Any ideas why component isn't working when it should?
Document: But if I went from PANDORA to NETFLIX the Audio signal was operational I called SAMSUNG and during that 2.5 hour conversation they confirmed I already had the most current October 2010 firmware update (which I had done first thing upon getting the first LAN provided internet connection) Then the straw that broke the back --- They asked me to connected the 6500 direct to the SAMSUNG TV with Component cables and run a Digital Optical cable to the ONKYO NR808 for the audio connection.
I have a Samsung BD 1600 that works great. Besides watching blue ray I watch Netflix via an ethernet connection. I needed a wireless blue ray/Netflix player so I decided to try the BDC-6500. I was concerned about possible connection issues, but it took all of less than 10 minutes to connect. Overall, very pleased with DVD and Netflix movie watching.
So i entered the blu ray world with this used samsung player and after some working of the kinks out,its not bad. I have a samsung plasma tv so its nice to connect the 2 with anynet an my tv remote. Make sure you get an hdmi cable that supports cec control,i had to research it and found out that not all cables support this. The 6500 does what its supposed to by playing awesome blu ray movies and providing an entertainment center with the wireless internet hookup.
Somehow, I initially got the HDMI audio working (the fidelity was spectacular), but then the unit closed off the connection. I had to drop back to component video and the red/white AV connection for audio. The AV audio connection is equivalent in fidelity to the former XM Radio service via satellite, but it's frustrating knowing that it could be several steps better. I've spent hours on the phone with both Samsung and Sony tech support and neither are able to resolve the incompatibility issue.
I bought this DVD player to put in a place specifically where I cannot run a wire. I wanted to stream Netflix. After installation I lost my entire wireless connection. The whole thing crashed  Since the router was old I bought a new one. The results are not good. 90% of the time I cannot connect to the internet, although I have 4 bars and have no problem with other devices.So far it's a flop.UPDATE!!!
For HD Audio you need to have an HDMI pass-thru receiver and the latest HDMI 1.3 cables. You can get 7.1 audio thru the analog outputs of the C6500, but who wants to use, or has, all the necessary RCA cables? The C6500 plays all my Blu-rays and DVDs just fine. However, I did have the issue with Avatar, which is a pain, but it works if you have patience.
I thought I might have issues getting the wireless connection, but it worked flawlessly, finding my connection quickly. I typed in my password and we were rockin" and rollin' in no time.Since I'm not signed up for Blu-ray disks, we watched a regular one and it looked MUCH better than it did on my old player. The streaming video and music from Pandora are also excellent. Couldn't be happier.I recommend this player if you want something reasonably priced and of great quality.
The few Blu-Ray disks I've tested have been o.k., and DVD playback is o.k. But the real reason I bought this was for the network applications. Netflix works o.k. Wanted to try Amazon video on demand, but there is no app for it. Playing over my home network via DLNA is problematic. I haven't found a good way to dynamically queue up a bunch of music, photos are slow, and video which worked last week isn't playing at all this week.
OK, I got the unit and immediately connected it to my Samsung LN52A650A1F LCD TV. I got a 1 second splash screen and then a "Mode Not Supported" message. So, I hooked up the standard video to get to a setup screen, accessed the internet and downloaded/installed the latest firmeware. The resolution via HDMI works just fine at 1080i, but Auto and 1080p does not.
I was looking forward to this blu ray player because it offered 7.1 analog and I would be able to use it with my older receiver. The price was great at $139 and I liked the look of the unit. This would be my first blu ray. I hooked it up to my LG LCD via HDMI and there were continuous white lines flowing up from the bottom of the screen. DISAPOINTMENT. Nothing I tried would fix the problem, evidently a bad unit.
Answer: Component inputs ARE ANALOG: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Component_video