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Question: Can you use HBO Go on this device?
Document: I bought this player for streaming content, only to find that the app selection is extremely limited. Apps for Amazon, HBO-Go, Tune-in and many others aren't available for the BD-H5900. If all you want are Netflix and YouTube, you'll be happy. The apps that are available from a half-baked entity called &#34;Opera TV&#34; are childish at best.
The player can hand a multitude of video formats which I found to be the biggest plus &#8230; I can transfer video files from several sources with different formats and the device plays them all.- Quick start-up.POTENTIAL DRAWBACKS:- Fixed number of on-board apps. While I found the available on-board app options suiting my tastes, some may be disappointed in the apps that AREN&#8217;T available (Amazon Instant Video, Crackle, HBO GO, etc).
I bought this to go with my Samsung 3D TV and so far, I am very happy with it. I love that when I insert a DVD into the slot, the TV knows that I have done so and automatically sets itself to display the DVD.On the downside, the menus are very complicated and offer lots of features that I will never use and that will confuse the heck out of my wife. When I try to use Netflix, there is a significant wait (for the Netflix app to load?
I notice the responsiveness in Netflix and how fast it gets to 1080p and maintains it. To determine the speed of the wifi connection, I had to go into the Opera TV app and use a tool to check the download speed.I turned on the quickstart setting. It really does start up fast (but must use more power when on standby), as opposed to the old PS3.I had read some criticisms of the predecessor model, BD-F5900, for processing DVDs.
With how sluggish the update is I would not use this feature anyway, you might as well consider it as not having it.Bottom line is, why do you buy a BD player? To play discs. It does that well, so I still give it 4 stars. It is not good for anything else. Buy a Fire TV, Roku, or equivalent device for good performance with smart functions.
I don't want to have to use more than one device to access movies on Amazon. What was Samsung thinking?All of that aside, this unit has a nice appearance and I like the compact size. I'm not thrilled with the buttons on top, since that means I can't stack it without losing full access to the controls. Still, the modern, sleek design is attractive.If you want a DVD player that does just that, and does it well, then this is a good unit to consider.
Hopefully this problem will be fixed soon and I just wanted you all to know so you did not have to go through the same problem
Packaging--very minimal, which is nice. Box was just enough to fit the machine safely and snugly--no over packagingSet up--lightning fast. Pop two (included) batteries in the remote, attach to TV, plug in, choose a language, connect to home wi-fi and ready to go in two minutes at the most.
Samsung isn't adverstising this ANYWHERE other than the box, which is very odd (not on their Web site or in the instruction booklet). This was pefect for us being we wanted to stream a lot and have a dual-band wireless router.The menus are extremely fast and take no time loading. I can start Netflix and press the home button on the remote and be right at the menu screen almost instantaneously and then go into Hulu without a hitch.
I am a huge fan of Samsung and I was going to order the BD-F5900 model but when I went to the page a newer model BD-H5900 was offered so I thought it was logical to go that route. The newer model is not updated in the Amazon system and will not be able to give you Amazon Instant video services as of yet.I also checked with Samsung's website and the newer Model is not even on there.
Answer: As far as I know, NO. It is not on the included apps. I checked for you on the Opera Store and could not find it. There are really not very many apps to be added. If you really want a streaming device with lots of apps, I suggest Roku 3. As a Blu-Ray player, this is a great machine, but as a streaming device, your choices are pretty limited. Whether or not HBO Go can be added some other way, I do not know. Sorry.