FrontRow complains I am not connected to the Internet

When I try to watch cinematic trailers, frontrow reports I am not connected to the Internet. I am connected...
Any ideas?

I'm just curious about the types of internet connections each one of you have? Are you connecting to a Router? PPPoE? Wireless WEP/WPA etc?
I have this problem as well but I connect through a PPPoE. My idea is that if you check Internet settings it lists PPPoE seperate from Ethernet and others so perhaps the is where Front Row is going wrong.
Cheers,
[J]

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My first time with FrontRow. I am connected to the net using Airport Extreme. I tried to play the movie trailers and was told I was not connected to the internet. How dare "they"
Anyone have a suggestion? The other content works and is available, iTunes, podcasts, movies in iTunes etc.
Stumped.
Gary

This could be the connection you use, may be is your internet connection could block this sites...
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