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Question: Cannot order Netflix movies - must use Neflix website -why? Why can't I order Netflix movies on the TV screen when using the BD85? Instead screen says I must  go to the Netflix website to order a movie. On the other hand Amazon movies can be ordered from the TV screen.Is this something that Panasonic will fix in the future?
Document: In order to save money I disconnected my cable and I use the Panasonic WiFi to watch movies and TV series. I don't miss cable at all.I tell all my friends and family this is the way to go, I save $74 a month by using my player. Netflix is awesome, lots of free movies and TV.It would be perfect if they can get Hulu also! !
This feature is actually very nice and streamlined and take little effort if you're planning on doing this.However, compared to my own Roku HD and PS3 systems I use to stream wirelessly Netflix in my home, this player sucks. The user interface is terrible, slow, and poorly designed. My biggest upset is that you CAN NOT search from within the Netflix application, instead you must go online to Netflix, and add movies to your cue, then pull them up on the Panasonic player.
A BD-Live heavy title ("Inglourious Basterds") can take over two minutes to get to a visible screen, though we did find that using an SDHC card instead of a standard SD card, did speed up this load time significantly, exposing more of the BD-Live content that we did not see when we used the standard 1GB SD card. And that's one more knock - why does Panasonic still require customers to buy and insert an SD card in order to use BD-Live?
Really stupid that you can't add apps to watch hulu plus, flixter, etc. And instead of being straightforward about this, they skirt around the subject in the help section on their website and give very vague answers. Crappy blu ray player. Luckily this is my dads blu ray player. I got something better and I would never purchase a Panasonic after having used his.
Most recent problem, when playing a NETFLIX movie I get nothing but a green band across the middle of the screen! Problems with the remote: Very awkward in the hand, bad ergonomics, bad layout of buttons. For example, the navigation buttons are located at the bottom of the remote, making it very awkward to use. The pause and stop button are right on top of one another. Very often I accidentally push the stop button by mistake, instead of the  pause button.
I can't say enough about how good this BR player is! The picture and sound quality are top notch, whether viewing a bluray disk or watching a streaming Netflix movie. The fact that you can watch YouTube videos, Amazon.com TV or pay-per-view movies, or listen to Pandora internet radio is such a terrific bonus. I'm very happy with my purchase and enthusiastically recommend the product to anyone who wants an affordable Bluray player loaded with features of excellent quality.
I was SO lookin forward to this product and then when I received it, it was missing the adapter in order to connect to my Wifi so now I basically have a plain ol' blu-ray player. So far, Amazon hasn't done anything to fix this issue so that will probably be the last time I buy off this website.
In this case, purchasing the usb LAN adapter. If you read the manual They will plainly tell you this.When a company says the product is wifi enabled or built in, this means you can use this feature out of the box with no extra purchases needed. I know many people who buy electronics are not technically minded, nor do they have marketing term experience, so assumptions are made, and disappointment is  usually at hand. Hopefully this review and explications of things will help prevent miss understandings in the future.
I'm paying for the Netflix streaming and cannot use it on this player. It was a major selling point when I bought this player last week. Additionally, now the network function has pretty much ground to a halt with this firmware update. So, Amazon VoD, Youtube, etc does not function as it did before the firmware update.UPDATE 11/24/2010:  They sent out a firmware fix for this today. So far, Netflix is working again.
Although the reloads happen less often now, they still occur and I have a wired connection so this should not happen. I haven't been able to watch a movie in HD yet. Another note, I have U-verse and unfortunately, I'm not able to change the router to try something different. I gave up cable for this and kept Netflix as a compromise to have some TV but this is disappointing. Still don't recommend it for streaming movies, there has to be a better one.
Answer: There are significant differences in the functionality of the internet apps available on various brands of TVs and BluRay players even within the same BRANDS.  I have a Panasonic DMP-85K BluRay and a Panasonic VIERA TC-P42G25 42-Inch 1080p Plasma HDTV.  Vieracast for Netflix functions very differently between the two units.  I have a very versatile search function within Netflix on the plasma but absolutely none on the BluRay and they both come from the Vieracast server!  I am limited to viewing the movies added to the instant queue via a PC (or the plasma) on the BluRay.  Additionally, Foxsports and Twitter is functional on the plasma but not the Bluray.  VuDu is functinal on the BluRay but not the plasma - go figure.  Would give my eye teeth for HuLU but it's not mentioned on either device.  I assume it's a combo of licensing and hardware restrictions but I really don't know that for sure.  Searching for Netflix video on a PC is not really all that bad condsidering the option of trying to punch in the data via tri-tap or onscreen keyboards using the devices. Gotta love VierraLink though if all your equipment is compatible.  BTW, the Panny WiFi adapter is dual mode and works flawlessly.  The only other one that I know of that is compatible is the Netgear WNDA3100version2 for about the same price.  Not a valid gripe that it isn't "built in" because the USB cable allows for multiple positioning.  Also, after much research, dollars spent. and time wasted, I think it is worthwhile to get a dual band router (Netgear WNDR37AV) and devote the 5Mz to the dumb BluRays and Tvs and devote the 2.4 band to data.  You will be happy you did.  This router allows you to set up QOS by MAC and it makes a huge difference even with a "so-so" broadband connecton of 5Mb down.  I can stream 2 HD movies at the same time without loss of quality (and check out whats up on Facebook)