Magnavox Blu Ray not connecting to Airport Express

I just got a new Blu Ray player. I use an Airport Express as my router. I can connect to it with my MacBook and so can my GF. I can connect with my Android phone. For some reason, I can't connect with my Blu-Ray player. Any advice?

Sorry, I was just trying to rule out other possibilities. Common connectivity problems arise when employing either or both a closed network or MAC filtering. Since you are using neither that eliminated those potential causes as well.
Since you have your network configured for 802.11n (802.11b/g compatible) mode, the only other thing I can suggest is to change it to: 802.11b/g compatible. You would do this via the AirPort Utility.
(ref: AirPort Utility > Select the AX > Manual Setup > AirPort > Wireless > Radio Mode) Note: You will have to hold down the Option key before select the Radio Mode to get the additional mode options.
If the Blu-Ray can now connect, then the issue is the 802.11n implementation (is for some reason) incompatible with the player's wireless adapter.

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