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Question: Will this stream Blockbuster Will the Sony S560 stream Blockbuster?
Document: Surprisingly, the Sony BDP-S560 does not stream online video from popular commerical services like Amazon Video-On-Demand.
I purchased this wireless WiFi unit so that I could stream my Photos and Movies that I have stored on my PC's to the TV via the Blu-Ray. I tried several times to set up the Blu-Ray to accomplish this but was unsuccessful. I contacted tech support and they informed me that, even though the literature on the BDP-S560 says it will do this, this model will not stream from a PC to the Blu-Ray. I was disappointed to say the least.
What a waste of money and time. This player does not stream any online video from popular commerical services like Amazon Video-On-Demand, Netflix extra. Why Sony have wireless if that is of no use other then BD live. Remote is awful and Why Amazon is showing Xross Media Bar when this product does not have this option.
But the one thing is it only plays BD Live content as the box says. It does not stream anything else which is strang, I donot know why Sony would do this to their I consider top model blueray player. The remote is very plain like the other reviews said. Also I wish the remote would eject the DVD.
The Wireless network, as it stands right now, has been solely for people who stream photos to their computer. Great if thats what you are looking for, but if, like me, you expected Netflix to be able to play or even being able to access MP-3's, you will be disappointed. I've read several reviews saying that you could stream MP-3s from your USB drive but its not possible. A Sony tech confirmed that for me after a 30 minute period where they researched the situation.
I bought this blueray player thinking it streamed netflix. The main reason I bought it was because it was wireless and a Sony and so I must have just assumed it would stream Netflix and etc. like the S460 but it does not. BIG LET DOWN. I had no problem pairing it up with my router. It works great. Good picture quality and good sound quality. I was using my TV speakers which is a Samsung and it sounded better than it ever did.
This item belongs on the island of misfit toys. I too have owned almost everything Sony since I was a kid. But this model will play DVDs great but will not even recognize a blu ray once I pop one in. There is also no way to stream NetFlix yet it has built in WiFi. So its a bummer I was expecting great performance out of this puppy. But it took the Apple route and rushed it to the consumer market without properly testing for bugs.
It will stream photos fine. I am using Serviio as the server application on my PC. I tried several others, but they wouldn't work, since the unit seems to require a generic DLNA server, not one that is tailored to XBox or PS3 applications. Serviio is a free download.The firmware upgrade over WiFi works nicely. When I ran the upgrade, it downloaded the latest Rev 07 firmware.Hopefully, Sony will get the message and update the firmware to allow streaming of video through Netflix.
I like Sony products so I am biased I'm sure. I have found this BD player to provide Excellent HD picture and sound quality. It has performed flawlessly and seamlessly integrates into my 52" Sony Bravia HD TV. Every feature has performed as advertised. With the wireless connectivity feature you can access "on demand" movie subscription services or you can in my case push / stream HD video/audio from my entertainment PC. Wireless is the future, pay for the extra amount.
This player is not worth the extra money unless you really need wireless. It can't stream netflix.The video quality is okay, it is on par with the Samsung bdp 1600 that I use for streaming.I have this connected to a sony kdl40v5100 bravia tv and sony 7.1 av receiver strda2400es.The startup time is 30 seconds. The remote is downright silly. The unit will play blue ray disks that I create on the Sony vgnaw290 laptop, that the Samsung blue ray player won't play.
Answer: The Sony BDP-S560 does not stream internet video from any of the popular services (Blockbuster, Netflix, Amazon).The absence of the ability to stream video makes the built in WiFi, nearly pointless (the only use seems to be to access BD Live content available on some blu-ray discs).The less expensive Sony BDP-N460 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black) with a WiFi adapter (Linksys by Cisco WET610N Wireless-N Ethernet Bridge with Dual-Band is preprogrammed to work with the N-460) or a dedicated Roku HD-XR unit stream video from these services over WiFi.