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Question: WI-FI USB adapter on this palyer Will it work? The unit is too far from the cable and I will like to use the N router to conect to the internet.
Document: Remote is reasonably easy to understand and work.All three Panasonic BD players from Panasonic come with their VieraCast feature, which allows connection to the internet to play Utube and other videos. We have not tried this yet, as the connection on the player is coax ethernet. Since we use wireless networking, it would require a wireless to ethernet adapter, a minor drawback.
I really like my unit, and it has been reliable so far, but no way should anybody have to pay the high price that it is now offer for. Someone is taking advantage of folks, which is very wrong! One would better  off now to purchase a separate VHS player and then buy a Panasonic blue ray that is 3D cable! Panasonic should also make a few more of these and get the price back down to earth!
Also, since the player does not have Wi-Fi, you must have it connected to a router with an ethernet cord. If your router is not in the same room with the player, you might want to hook it up to a router extender. I'm using theLinksys RE1000 Wireless-N Range Extender, and it's working like a charm.
This unit also lets you insert SD cards and it has a USB port and it can connect to to internet. This thing pretty much does it all. I recommend this product because of all it can do.
So I bought this unit, & so far almost every VHS tape has been a huge disapointment in video quality, even worse than I remember. (There are maybe 5-6 tapes out of 50 or 60 that look pretty OK). And yes, I am using an HDMI cable to my Toshiba LCD flat-screen.
I like panasonic products, and still have two of their older top of the line VCR and DVD changers that I still use and were able to use in this comparison. So by feature set:Blu ray - blu ray disks loaded and displayed at least as fast as on my PS3. I hooked the BD70 up to a 32 in samsung TOC monitor which I use for video work.
This product is fantastic. I like that it only needs one HDMI cable to use both the VHS and Blu-ray. It also has memory card slots if needed. Start up is fast and the remote is easy to use.
Like I said, I'm not sure it's the machine. Old borrowed battered discs usually skip.Also, there are features I don't know how to use. It says you could connect to the internet and stream movies directly from netflix etc. I haven't hooked such things up. Basically, we just play DVDs and VCR tapes borrowed from the library.
The combination of a Blu-ray and a VHS player is rare and it allowed me to use my collection of old tapes even though my old VHS player was no longer working. If I did not need the VHS, I would have purchased a less expensive DVD player. As far as I can tell, the unit does Blu-ray and VHS very well. No complaints.
I have played dvd's in this unit and the unit seems to work fine. I really like the ease of its operation system and it took my hubby only a few minutes to set up!
Answer: Update: The setup works fine. I am now able to wirelessly connect the Panasonic with the internet and either watch YouTube or rent a movie or tv show from Amazon.