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Question: Netflix Will it stream Netflix ?  With orWithout an adapter?
Document: 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.
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.
If you need to connect wirelessly, you must factor into the cost of this player an Ethernet adapter.Am I keeping mine? Yes, because I bought at super sale price (around 165 dollars), so the cost of adding an Ethernet adapter was not prohibitive. It does eliminate the need for a vhs in my bedroom, and since I record through a dvd/vhs recorder in my family room, the lack of recording in this player does not affect me.
It advertised that it came with Netflix as one of it's internet providers. I researched this option in several ways. But it doesn't. I subscribe to Netflix, so I can't use the device in the room that I had it planned for.
I wish when VHS initally came out the standard was as fast as this machine.I have used the Youtube feature and I like it. I see no reason why it won't connect to Netflix the manual says it should if you have an SD card. Another cool feature is the USB and SD connections.
I would have prefered a unit that would allow NetFlix rather than youtube and Amazon video rentals. I guess I'll just have to wait until I upgrade my DVR to get NetFlix capabilities. In the end, this unit does everything I need and does it well and the price was great.
Now, this is my biggest problem with this player. VIERA Cast. I specifically bought this player as a secondary blu ray for my bedroom (my primary player is in my family room),  for two reasons-- the vhs component (I record off my primary player, so didn`t need to record on this one) and the announcement last year that VIERA Cast would have Netflix.
The manual says nothing about netflix and I saw nothing on the Panasonic site in the drivers / bios updates section so I am not clear on this. I did not hook it up to the internet yet (it has a standard ethernet port) to do this so we'll see...Kudos to Panasonic on the VHS upscaling and the SD card slot - brilliant combo unit for $239 in December of 2009!
This is simply put: awesome. The picture quality from the DVD and VHS is vastly improved and even watching the videos on Youtube improves the quality from watching them on the computer. The Amazon VOD service makes this ten times worth the money. I was considering going to Netflix as we have no more video rental places but I don't think I would do that. Thanks Panasonic!!! !
After spending a ton of time screwing around with Panasonics' automated customer service line (kept sending me to camera dept, etc.) finally got to a person that explained to me that the Panasonic DMP-BD70V Blu-ray Disc/VHS Multimedia Player is not compatible or upgradeable to Pandora and Netflix, etcetera. I wouldn't have purchased it had I not been led to believe it was so.
Answer: It does not currently. A firmware fix could be done, I suppose, but supposedly Panasonic has only said that future models will support Netflix.