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Question: Does the Amazon App on this really not allow access to My Watchlist? What a horrible design if so.
Document: Vudu), so it starts loading it again from the beginning. Not sure if this is the player's fault or the Blu-Ray's.The Amazon Video app doesn't show your Watchlist.No internet browser.The smartphone app doesn't always allow you to use the phone's keyboard where you might expect.Photo slideshow playback is not configurable (e.g. number of seconds to show each photo).Dedicated Netflix button only (not changeable to Vudu, etc.
The player is excellent both for streaming video as well as for playing DVD's and Blurays. I only have a couple of rants:1. The design of the Remote could be better, it seems very unintuitive2. The web interface should allow the user to access any website, not only hulu, vudu and netflix. I have an amazon prime accout and unfortunately cannot take advantage of it with this unitOther than that it's great
I recently bought the panasonic DMP-BDT220 . The only thing I don't like is the fact that Amazon Instant Video does not allow me to use the watchlist via the DMP-BDT220 . I have emailed both Amazon and Panasonic regarding this. Both expressed regret that was this situation exists, but neither seems to feel any urgency to fix it. Fix this and the 3 starts become 5.
As a Disc player it does what it is supposed to. But as a streaming device it is very slow. Plus the Amazon Instant Video app lacks the watchlist and scroll is not intuitive. I ended up buying a Roku 3 for that. I haven't actually played any Blu-ray on it yet.
I'm happy with this player, though I don't use the Internet apps much. I have a Roku that has a better interface for both Amazon and Netflix, particularly the Amazon app. Amazon has recently added a "Watchlist" feature similar to the Netflix "Queue" and my Roku has it but the app on this Panasonic doesn't. If this is your only streaming device, it could be a deal breaker unless resolved soon.
Menus are a bit laggy compared to my PS3 (duh), hehe and the design of internet apps menu is not the best but it works. The Pandora app outputs sounds in average quality, wont get a 5.1 surround sound xperience. It does not have a huge library of apps, which I dont really care for.
Blu-ray player works good and load times are okay. Netflix app could definitely be faster to load (not the internet connection or the video, the app itself). I wish that the Amazon video app had a link to my "watchlist" (think netflix que). Overall I am pleased for the price.PS. If netflix stops working (and it is not a firmware issue) the quickest fix seems to be to shut off the unit *AND* unplug it for a few seconds.
I purchased this integrated wi-fi bluray player for my Panasonic TH-50PZ800U. The Viera option works seamlessly so I can control the TV and player using either remote. Wireless setup was easy, and the player updated quickly. Picture quality is great when streaming Netflix/Youtube/Amazon or playing bluray DVDs. Only downfall is the Internet interface and the remote design is a little awkward compared to Roku or Apple TV. Also wish the Panasonic marketplace offered the HBO Go app!
The actual player works great - no complaints. However, the remote is terrible when you are using it to get around Netflicks or Amazon Prime. The "internet" button is located directly above the circular scroll buttons used to move you around Netflicks. This causes one to occasionally hit the wrong button and go back to the internet page. Very frustrating! Really could have a better design.
ProsPlays everything with no trouble. Thought there were issues with playing some 3D Blu-Rays, but it turned out to be an HDMI cable problem (swapped it out and it worked). The chat and phone support people were pretty helpful.Has wifi for access to Netflix, Amazon Video, Hulu Plus, Vudu, etc.Has smartphone app for remote control.Dedicated Netflix button on remote.Slim and light.ConsThe folding cover in the front has no slot for inserting/removing discs.
Answer: Correct. Amazon only supports Roku and Sony fully.