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Question: amazon instant video on samsung bd-d5700 Has anyone figured out how to watch Amazon's Instant Video's on the Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-Ray player?
Document: The Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-ray Disc Player is an excellent product. It performs consistantly well and plays blu-ray and standard DVDs equally as good. This player was rated very high by Consumer Reports as well as by Amazon. I can recommend this player to anyone wishing to purchase Blu-ray Disc Player
I do have a Samsung Plasma, so I'm sure that helps the overall compatibility, but I have had ABSOLUTELY NO ISSUES with this player.I can't say enough good things about the BD-D5700. No problems with load time, buffering streaming content, or playback. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a Wifi built-in Blu-Ray player with great Internet apps - especially if NetFlix is a must.
If you are a feature geek this player is for you!Samsung Blu-ray Disc Player with Wi-Fi, BD-D5700:Key Features:Full HDBuilt-in Wi-FiSamsung Smart TV functionEnhanced picture qualityNew graphic user interfaceFast booting and loading timesTouch sensor controlKey TechnologiesMulti-format disc playback7.1 channel audio outDolby DigitalDolby Digital PlusDolby Digital TruHDSamsung Blu-ray player video features: MPEG-2, MPEG-4, DIVX HD and WMVConnectivity: 1 x HDMI, 1 x USB.
I bought this player because I wanted to add Wi-Fi Smart TV functionality and faster Blu-Ray loading than my two year old deck. The BD-D5700 delivers on both fronts but I am pretty disappointed in the Smart TV implementation.The basic idea is to turn your TV into an iPhone, with aps to handle a myriad of functions. Unfortunately, most of these aps fall well short of what you would find on an iPhone.Of course, streaming video is the main attraction.
Bought the BD-5700 to stream Netflix and also to upgrade to Blu-ray from DVD. It worked fine for a month, then the video output stopped working 5 days after the Amazon return period expired. Amazon made a 1-time exception and allowed me to return it, but hit me with a financial penalty because I had it for more than 30 days. Pretty stingy return period if you ask me. I won't be buying any more electronics from Amazon.
My Grandfather's pocket watch had more sophisticated electronics, and it needed wound daily. Which is 1200 times less than you need to restart the Samsung BD-D5700 in the same time.I got this player to do Netflix and for some DVDs. I am not a big TV watcher, but it is nice to have some distractions now and then, and I am not willing to pay for Pawn Stars and Monster Quest on Cable.The player is slow.
Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black)I love Samsung products, I read most of comments about this product before buying, i was nervous due to mixed reviews.
The player blew out my old flat screen audio 480p. I sent it back and they fixed what would have worked on the old tv but since I had to geta new tv, I used a hdmi to get 1080p and that did not work either.Samsung BD-D5700 Blu-ray Disc Player (Black)
We purchased the Samsung BD-D5700 in hopes to play Blu-Ray discs and avi/mkv/mp4 playback via a USB. We do not have a Netflix or Blockbuster account, and won't be reviewing any streaming from this player. For what we needed out of this player, everything was perfect and easy to setup. Blu-Ray discs read very easily and played in perfect quality.No problems came up when using the USB to play videos.
I bought blue-ray dvd player samsungSamsung BD-D5700 WiFi Blu-ray Disc Player (Black). On the third day of use I had to do a hard reset, because it stopped working. It's not even 6 months of lightly use of the dvd player and it's not working. It got stuck on loading and I can not even do hard reset. Samsung customer support is the worst you can ever imagine.
Answer: I had the same question about my BD-C6500. After scouring the web without finding anything, I e-mailed both Amazon (no info) and Samsung (no reply), then called Samsung, who said that for now only their TV's support Amazon's streaming, but suggested that I keep checking their site for updates; so maybe they have plans in the works to add Blu-rays so they stay competitive with Sony and Panasonic, some of who's models ARE supported? Wish I better better news!