Model # BDV-N8100W - Blu-ray Disc DVD Home Theatre System

Serial Number Location: At the rear of the unit.
Attachments:
Warranty_455717203.pdf ‏111 KB
BDVN8100W_mksp.pdf ‏250 KB
BDV-N7100W_N8100W_N9100W_qs_EN_ES.pdf ‏2891 KB
BDV-N7100W_N8100W_N9100W_install_EN_ES_FR.pdf ‏1200 KB
BDVN7100W_N8100W_9100W.pdf ‏5293 KB

I found that 32522 worked the first time when all others didn't.Set the volume lock as per the insrtuctions and wala!dickgoode wrote:
HELP ??? I cannot find a code that works between my COMCAST Infinity Silver/Platinum Remote Control and my SONY combination Blu Ray DVD Player and Receiver called the SONY BD/DVD Home Theatra System Model BDV-E500W. Can you help me find the programming code to program up Comcast Remote to control the functions of this SONY DVD Player & Receiver ??? Thanks so much !!!

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Model # BDV-N7100W - Blu-ray Disc DVD Home Theatre System

Serial Number Location: At the rear of the unit.
Attachments:
BDVN7100W_mksp.pdf ‏238 KB
Warranty_455717203.pdf ‏111 KB
BDV-N7100W_N8100W_N9100W_install_EN_ES_FR.pdf ‏1200 KB
BDV-N7100W_N8100W_N9100W_qs_EN_ES.pdf ‏2891 KB
BDVN7100W_N8100W_9100W.pdf ‏5293 KB

I found that 32522 worked the first time when all others didn't.Set the volume lock as per the insrtuctions and wala!dickgoode wrote:
HELP ??? I cannot find a code that works between my COMCAST Infinity Silver/Platinum Remote Control and my SONY combination Blu Ray DVD Player and Receiver called the SONY BD/DVD Home Theatra System Model BDV-E500W. Can you help me find the programming code to program up Comcast Remote to control the functions of this SONY DVD Player & Receiver ??? Thanks so much !!!

Model # BDV-E2100 - Blu-ray Disc Home Theater System with Wi-Fi

Serial Number Location: At the rear exterior of the control unit.
Attachments:
BDVE6100_E4100_E3100_E2100.pdf ‏3800 KB
BDVE2100_mksp.pdf ‏220 KB
Warranty_455717203.pdf ‏111 KB
BDVE6100_E4100_E3100_E2100_qs_EN_FR_ES.pdf ‏2885 KB
BDVE6100_E4100_E3100_E2100_install_EN_FR_ES.pdf ‏1310 KB

There is a DLNA media server called MediaLink that is designed for use with the Play Station 3. It is not advertised as working with other DLNA clients but it usually will. I use it to stream audio, video and pictures to a WDTV media player in my bedroom. Works great, even supports iTunes playlists. I believe it still has a free trial period so you can see if it works with your player.

Boosting wifi signal on the Sony Blu-ray Disc/DVD Player BDP-S590

I just bought the Blu-ray player which has a wireless LAN built-in. It is having trouble connecting with Netflix. I don't think the signal is strong enough, since I am in a Loft Condo which has one concrete wall that I think is blocking the signal.
If I get something to boost my wifi signal, is that called a repeater. And will it cut the speed in half?
What might be a good solution for me?
Thank you.

I suppose the simplest solution, but you didn't say if possible, would be to simply move the wifi router closer to the BD player..
If not, then it will simply take whatever signal it receives and rebroadcast it. So say on a scale of 1-10. The repeater is picking up your wifi at a 4, it'll rebroadcast at a maximum speed of 4, but the repeater itself will be broadcasting at a 10.
I'm tired, so if that didn't make any sense, please, other peoples, chime in.
If you like my post, or solution to your issue/question, go ahead and click on the little star by my name and/or accept the post as the Solution. It makes me happy.
I'm NOT an employee of Best Buy, or Geek Squad, though I did work as an Agent for a year 5 years ago. None of my posts are to be taken as the official stance that Best Buy will take on your situation. My advice is just that, advice.
Unfortunately, that's the bad luck of any electronic, there's going to be bad Apples... wait that's a horrible pun.

Dvd home theatre system

Will my system allow me to get sound from my speakers while watching tv or will I only get sound went watching a dvd. help. my system is dvd home theatre

Hi Gabby! Please check my response on your other post here. Thank you!

Model # BDP-S1100 | Portable Blu-ray Disc/DVD Player

Serial Number Location: On the back of the unit.
Attachments:
BDP-BX110_S1100.pdf ‏2642 KB
BDPS1100_mksp.pdf ‏205 KB
Warranty_308493013.pdf ‏318 KB

I suppose the simplest solution, but you didn't say if possible, would be to simply move the wifi router closer to the BD player..
If not, then it will simply take whatever signal it receives and rebroadcast it. So say on a scale of 1-10. The repeater is picking up your wifi at a 4, it'll rebroadcast at a maximum speed of 4, but the repeater itself will be broadcasting at a 10.
I'm tired, so if that didn't make any sense, please, other peoples, chime in.
If you like my post, or solution to your issue/question, go ahead and click on the little star by my name and/or accept the post as the Solution. It makes me happy.
I'm NOT an employee of Best Buy, or Geek Squad, though I did work as an Agent for a year 5 years ago. None of my posts are to be taken as the official stance that Best Buy will take on your situation. My advice is just that, advice.
Unfortunately, that's the bad luck of any electronic, there's going to be bad Apples... wait that's a horrible pun.

SONY DAV-TZ140 DVD home theatre system

Volume output for this system seems low, does it require an amp or something?
Solved!
Go to Solution.

It's only 300 watts, which is low by home theater standards but it should be just fine for you. Make sure you check the settings and see if you have any of the sound modes on. Those can alter the volume and sound drastically.

Iphone not recognised in lg home theatre system

iphone not recognised in lg home theatre system

Jellis36 wrote:
Hello...I was just gifted a new Sony BDV-E390 Blu-ray Disc/DVD Home Theatre System. Now I am searching for the best TV to use with it. I don't know the most about technology by any means. I do know that I am looking between the 46" and 55" range for size however. The Blu-ray player is 3D ready it says and I first and foremost do not want to have any feature not able to be used on my new TV. Do I need a 3D TV? I understand that the 1080p TV's are the best I think and the 120hz as well. I guess the "bigger is better" rule works here? Any suggestions for the best TV or at least features to a TV that would work best with my new Theatre System??
Thanks in advance!
Best bang for buck TV right now is the Panasonic ST50 series plasma.
http://reviews.cnet.com/best-high-definition-tvs/

I neeed a help in installing my home theatre system ..............plz hlp somebuddy

i wanted to connect my sony Blu-ray Disc/DVD Home Theatre System BDV-E970W to my LCD bravia tv. when i go to my wire connection i.e (input).I click on HDMI slot 1 which i connected my home theatre but there is no display appearing not a sound and not a pictue.i connected it to other HDMI port but the condition is the same,then i checked my HDMI cable with my laptop the cable does good...so i m bit confused...

The BDV-E970W is not a product sold in the U.S. market. I would recommend checking the "troubleshooting" section of your owner's manual, or contacting your local home theatre store or your country's Sony Helpline for further support.
*disclaimer* I am not now, nor have I ever been, an employee of Best Buy, Geek Squad, nor of any of their affiliate, parent, or subsidiary companies.

REmote Code for SONY Blu Ray Home Theatre System Model BDV-E500W ???

HELP ??? I cannot find a code that works between my COMCAST Infinity Silver/Platinum Remote Control and my SONY combination Blu Ray DVD Player and Receiver called the SONY BD/DVD Home Theatra System Model BDV-E500W. Can you help me find the programming code to program up Comcast Remote to control the functions of this SONY DVD Player & Receiver ??? Thanks so much !!!

I found that 32522 worked the first time when all others didn't.Set the volume lock as per the insrtuctions and wala!dickgoode wrote:
HELP ??? I cannot find a code that works between my COMCAST Infinity Silver/Platinum Remote Control and my SONY combination Blu Ray DVD Player and Receiver called the SONY BD/DVD Home Theatra System Model BDV-E500W. Can you help me find the programming code to program up Comcast Remote to control the functions of this SONY DVD Player & Receiver ??? Thanks so much !!!

Samsung Blu-ray Disc Player model BD-P4600

I just bought a Samsung Blu-ray Disc Player model BD-P4600. I was told by the store salesperson that it would work with my Mac on my home wireless network.
I set everything up as directed and cannot get it to join my network. I even went online and looked for information from others who had successfully connected to their home Mac system, however it did not seem to work for me.
I have a brand new Apple iMac running Mac OS version 10.6.2 (Snow Leopard). For my home network, I am using a Comcast cable modem connected to a Linksys Cisco WRT160N wireless N router. I am able to access all 3 home Mac computers, an Xbox 360 and an HP printer through the wireless network, but cannot connect the Blu-Ray player.
The message I receive says "No shared PCs were found."
I am usually pretty good with computer equipment, but I cannot get the Blu-Ray player to recognize the network. I even tried to connect directly to the router via ethernet cable with no luck.
Any thoughts on how I can get this to work?

You might also try turning off the wireless on your laptop and connecting it to the ethernet cable that is going to the DVD player. If you can connect to the internet, you know that you have a good ethernet cable and the port on the router is operational.
If you can't connect using your laptop, it's either a bad cable or connection, or you may have possibly setup Access Control on your router to only allow specified devices to connect on the basis of their MAC address.

CD/DVD/Blu Ray failing to detect/read blu ray discs

Hello Sony Communitythis is my first post so please be patient with me I have a Sony vaio laptop, model name is VPCEG16FMi have already restored it to factory settings a couple days ago and everything is up to date and running smoothly. Except... the Blu Ray disc reader? DVD/CD works fine, however when i insert a Blu Ray disc, it skips like two or three times and fails to read it. When i first purchased this laptop the of course everything worked fine but its just the darn blu ray disc reader and its bugging the ****** out of me. Some of my solutions was of course, restoring to factory setting and a complete update downloads. Then, after reading some other blog posts i have also tried going to the device manager and uninstalling the dvd/cd drive then restarting my computer. It successfully reinstall on its own when restart the laptop but again, only the ****** blu ray discs are not being read. My friend also tried something called driver rollback? But it seemed very useless lol.. Im starting to believe that the reader is actually just broken but if so then wouldn't dvds and cds not work as well?? Please help Sony community! you guys are my last hope!

Hello RichO!Thank you so much for your response!!! And yes, it fails to read any/all blu ray disks..When i was trying to solve the problem I just popped in any blu ray movie in arms reach. One after another but the same problem kept on occurring. Then I tried only the movies that I have previously watch and knew worked before on my laptop, and none of them were able to be read either.

Blu ray drive no longer recognizing dvds or blu ray discs

Until about a week ago I was able to read cds, dvds, and blu ray discs with my dv6 product number lm720av. Windows 7 64 bit. I put in a disc recently and it tries to read the disc for a couple of minutes before it stops trying and shows no disc in the drive. I looked online and it looked like there were other instances of this happening but no one had a solution. It can read cds but not dvd or blu ray at this point. I tried uninstalling the optical drive via device manager and it uninstalled no problem then windows automatically found the drive and reinstalled the drivers which did not change the results. I saw online people were suggesting running sfc under administrator mode in the command prompt. No change. Does this mean my blu ray diode failed? I see two lenses in the drive, is one cd and the other a combo dvd/blu ray? Any other suggestions?
I am about 3 weeks out of warranty on this laptop.

Hi,
The following procedure will test if your notebook can start from a bootable disc in the CD/DVD drive - the advantage of trying this is that it will rule out any possible Windows driver error as the CD/DVD drive is under the control of the Bios when starting the notebook. So if you find that the notebook will not boot from the DVD, then it's almost certainly a Hardware fault in the optical drive itself and it will need to be replaced.
Using another PC to create a Windows 7 Rescue CD and DVD. Download the ISO from the link below.
Windows 7 64bit
You need use an application such as ImgBurn to correctly burn the ISO to a DVD - a guide on using ImgBurn to write an ISO to a disc is Here. Once created, insert the DVD and then restart the notebook and see if it boots from this disc - if it does, let the first screen come up ( this will show repair options etc ) then just remove the DVD and restart. If the notebook will not boot from the DVD, it will just load straight into Windows, in which case, just remove the DVD.
Let me know.
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Once and for all: Can DVD SP build Blu-Ray disc content or not?

Maybe I’m crazy, but…
Everything I’ve heard to date has Apple backing the Blu-Ray format. Believing this, I just spent $900 on a new Lacie D2 external Blu-Ray burner (which IS Mac compatible). I also purchased Toast 8 (which IS Blu-Ray compatible).
All I need to do now is build my disc content (assign H.264 1920x1080 content, build menus, etc.) then drop it all into Toast and burn Blu-Ray video discs… right?
So what is all this I’m reading here about DVD Studio Pro supporting the HD DVD format and not Blu-Ray???!!!!!!
Am I going to be able to do this using DVD SP or not, and if not, can anybody tell me a program I can use to build my Blue-Ray disc content? (All of my HD content is H.264 (1920x1080) rendered directly from Adobe After Effects).
My deadline for this project is fast approaching and I’m hoping somebody can shed some light on this. If I can build Blu-Ray discs and burn them on my Mac using Toast 8 and the Lacie D2, I’ll make my deadline and justify the $900 spent thus far.
Can anybody help?
Thanks, SM

Wait a minute,
Maybe I don’t need to buy PC to run DVDit Pro HD. I have a Mac Pro! With Boot camp I have a PC! Any reason I shouldn’t try running DVDit on my Mac via the Boot Camp beta? That way I'd also be using my Lacie D2 Bu-Ray drive. And with Roxio's 30 day return policy I haven’t much to loose...
I'm calling Roxio tech support. Let you know how it goes
Sark
Message was edited by: sarkmachine
A LITTLE LATER:
Just got back from digging into Roxio's discussion forum and here's what I found:
I have travelled down the same frustrating path my friend!
But I did succeed doing it all on my new mac Pro, finally...
Install BOOTCAMP (free beta). Install WINDOWS XP ($269 from AMAZON). Install ULEAD BD RECORDER, which comes with DVD MOVIEFACTORY 6 (free trial, $80 to buy).
BDAV worked well from SONY V1-U burning to MATSHITA BD-MLT SW-5582 and played perfectly in new SAMSUNG 1200 palyer on my 57" DLP.
TIP - install BOOTCAMP et al on its own HD, and use NTFS... This will come in handy when doing a BDAV from a file such as HDV1080 that is larger than 4GB.
To do BDMV, you'll need SONIC DVD-IT PRO HD ($499) which I have yet to try...
Frustrating process, but kinda cool to figure it all out, especially when NOBODY in sales at any of these places seems to have a clue.
So there you go - must be possible
Sark

How do I create Blu Ray Disc with DVD Studio Pro ?

Folks, I think that I'm in trouble... I created 3 HD projects with DSP (i do not have the tapes and fcp project anymore, neither the HDV 1080i mov file) and I need to be burned it with a Blu-Ray Media, and play it with a BR Player... So far I made the following steps:
1-) In FCP, I exported some Quicktime Movies with HDV 1080i60 codec (movie with chapters, menu bg movie, extras).
2-) In Compressor, I used the preset HD MPEG-2 19,0 MBPS for videos, and Dolby digital professional 2.0 for audios.
3-) In DSP I created a HD DVD Project (DISC window, GENERAL tab, DVD STANDARD = HD DVD; DISC WINDOW, DISC/VOLUME tab, DISC MEDIA = BLUE LASER, LAYER OPTION = OTP) with movies, extras, menus...
4-) In ADVANCE BURN (under FILE MENU) I chose BUILD.
5-) Now I got a HVDVD_TS folder, with my movie compilation...
NOW, my doubt is... The folder HVDVD_TS can be burned on a BR Media and be played on a BR Player ?
If not, what can I do with my HVDVD_TS folders to be compatible with Blu Ray ?
thanks a lot for any help.
Best Regards
Marcelo

That can't be done. Get the tapes back and start over. Get the new Toast in the tutorial I posted to make a Blu ray disc.
You could try this tool to demux the streams, transcode to QT then re-encode for Blu Ray but I wouldn't go that direction unless you know what your doing. You would also be encoding twice which is not good.
Get the original source back and go the toast route from the start.
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