Sony 3D BluRay Player

I just bought this 3-D player and when I load up Madagascar3 in3-D (that I bought at Best Buy) it shows a screen that I must have a compatible 3-D player to see the movie. I can see the 2D movie. Spending 30 bucks for a movie that I can't see on this player now has me concerned. There are no directions on the disc that say that something special is required. Anyone know what is going on here? I have a Samsung 65 inch 3D LED TV and atried connecting directly with an HDMI to the TV and also through the receiver and still get the same message - which apparently is coming from the 3D disc itself. There is nothing in the Sony booklet that would lead me to believe that I have to do something exotic to see 3-D. Thanks

Hello there, tigerjody! Please check these links for assistance! The player is not recognizing the connected USB device - https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/34223/p/47329,47564,70707/c/65,66/kw/USB The player does not recognize the USB device or displays Cannot load data - https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/34225/p/47329%2C47564%2C70707/c/65%2C66/kw/recognize What type of USB device can be used with the Blu-ray Disc player - https://us.en.kb.sony.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30400/p/47329%2C47564%2C70707/c/65%2C66/kw/recognize NOTE: The Blu-ray Disc player will only read a USB storage device or USB flash drive that has been formatted to use the FAT32 file system. Best regards,

Similar Messages

Mode Not Supported message on Sony BDPS3100 Bluray Player

Hi,
I bought a Sony - Smart Wi-Fi Built-In Blu-ray Player Model: BDPS3100 last weekend. When I play any DVDs on this player, I get a message saying 'Mode Not Supported. Please change the resolution of the external device'. I have connected this to a Samsung 1080p LED TV through HDMI cable. I get Netflix and other apps displayed properly on the TV and it works great with Wi-Fi connectivity. The only issue is that it is not playing any DVDs. I tried playing the same DVD on my laptop and it worked. So no issues with the DVD. I tried connecting the HDMI to both HDMI1 and HDMI2 ports on the TV but still no luck. I also tried chaning the Output settings in the player to reduce the resolution to 780p and 480p as well, still no luck in playing the DVD. I have not tried a Bluray disk yet. Any pointers on how to get this fixed? Oh yeah, I've tried switching off the player and turning it on but with no luck. Read somewhere that holding the STOP button for 10 secs will make the player reset the settings and play the disk but that too didn't work. So am lost at this point on how to play DVDs on this player. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks

Do you have a laptop that has an HDMI in? Probably not, but just checking.
It may be a bad laser. Try a blu ray and see if that works

SONY Optiarc BluRay player WILL NOT recognize DVD's

I have updated Quickplay, Tried Cyberlink PowerDVD 9 Ultra, Looked everywhere for new HP firmware and when I insert the new "Year One" DVD into my drive it WILL NOT read it at all. When I go to my Computer it just shows no DVD inserted. When I start QuickPlay or PowerDVD it says No disk inserted. Has anyone found a way to fix this problem. I have tried EVERYTHING I found on Google trying to fix it and NOTHING has worked.

C'mon anyone?????? anyone??????

Help! Sony S560 Bluray + WRT54G router

Hello - I just bought the Sony S560 Bluray player and is connecting wirelessly (with the built-in WiFi) to my old Linksys WRT54GS router on my home network. I used Sony's automatic setup (picking my access point using my SSID, automatic IP address/subnet, WEP 129-bit passkey, and no proxy). The player reports the network connection to be successful - it seems to be working as it also downloaded the latest bluray software/firmware as soon as the connection was established.
Now, I am trying to set up the DLNA network to stream photos. On my PC (connected via wire to the WRT54GS), I cannot see the bluray player anywhere under "My Network Places" (I am running XP). For example, when I turn on one of my laptops in the house, I can see the laptop appear under "Workgroup" when it connects to the router. But even when the Sony bluray player connect to the router, I cannot see this device anywhere on my PC.
On the player, the Network Connection diagnostic is reported successfu. But on the Connection Server diagnostic (when it tries to find a DLNA server), the bluray player reports an error - it says it cannot find the server and suggested I check all my firewall settings.
I have gone into the router admin page and turned off the hardware firewall (no change). I also ensured that the checkbox for uPNP devices is checked. My DLNA server is on my desktop (via XMBC software) computer (under "Entire Network"\Microsoft Windows Network\Workgroup\Desktop"). This is the same network place that my laptops appear as well when they are connected to my home network. My questions:
1) Why doesn't my PC see the Blurray device, even though the internet connection to the player seems to be working?
2) I know my Bluray player can connect to the internet - so is it really the firewall settings that is preventing the player to see my DLNA server on my PC?
3) I've been reading that some needed to buy a "wireless gaming adapter" to stream from PS3, Xbox etc... do I have to buy this adapter to stream photos from my PC onto my Bluray player?
Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!!

Normally it is because of UPnP..As the UPnP is already enabled on the router,I would suggest you to try upgrading the router's firmware,reset the router for 30 seconds after upgrading and reconfigure the router from scratch.

Are the shared files accessible to a sony bluray player

I have a Sony BluRay player that allows me to shared media from a Windows 7 PC. Will the shared files located on an external hard drive attached to the Air Extreme be viewable on my Sony BluRay?

Although the AirPort Extreme has a NAS function, it does not include a DLNA-compliant Media Server. You would need some type of this server (hardware or software) to stream any multimedia files located on the AirPort Disk to your Sony Blu-ray player.

Sony Bluray Player BDP-S570 kills my wireless on my WRT160N

Hi all!
I have a Sony Bluray player BDP-S570 that is hard wired into the Linksys WRT160N router. When I turn on the bluray player it is the only device in the house that has internet. It kills the wireless and the internet to the other wired devices. I've done most of everything that I know to do. Any ideas, suggestions? Is there a setting that I'm missing?

Did you try to upgrade/re-flash the firmware on your router?
If not then download the latest firmware from Linksys website and save it on your wired computer.
Open the setup page of the router and upgrade the firmware on your router.
Change the MTU size on the router to 1365.

Sony Bluray player gets weak signal, rarely able to play Netflix

Hello, I got a brand new Sony Bluray player for Christmas about 6 months ago. I have always had connectivity issues with the internet. My current situation is the worst yet. I share wifi between myself in a granny unit on the backside of a main house. The modem/router is new - just went to comcast to switch for the best they have - and is placed by the backdoor so it is as close to my place as possible. My laptop and cell phone connect to the signal but my bluray still has issues. I was able to play netflix for the first time last night but it froze every 20 seconds. The only way to stream without interuption is to play netflix on my laptop and plug it into my tv with an HDMI. This is annoying however bc the main reason I got the bluray was to avoid this. How can I rectify this situation? Booster? A different kind of unit to operate Netflix and Hulu on - Wii? Any suggestions would help! Thanks! ~Kelsey

If your unit is on the same electrical panel as the main house your best bet would be a powerline ethernet adapter. If not then you could try a wifi extender. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/netgear-powerline-500-nano-ethernet-adapter-kit-white/7394184.p?id=1218844155446&skuId=7394184

Problem Connecting Airport Extreme to Sony BluRay Player

I have a sony blu ray player (s370). I just purchased an Apple Airport Extreme. I live in an apartment complex where my internet is provided in my rent. As a result, I do not have my own modem..just a port in the wall. To get the airport express to work I connected it to this port with ethernet cable...and set the airport extreme to bridge mode. If i didn't set it like this the amber light just kept blinking. As it is, I am able to connect my computer to the airport extreme (either wirelessly OR with ethernet cable).
When I try connecting the blu ray player with an ethernet cable, I run into a problem. I tell the blu ray player to "automatically" set up the IP address of the unit. I click save and connect.. Then a message says that the internet settings is now complete.. and the unit has successfully connected to the internet. I click OK, then go to Network Connection Diagnostics.. I tell it to perform network diagnostics, and it says that "Network connections are correct".
When I actually try clicking on "internet video", however, it gives me an error that says "connection status cannot be confirmed .. the service cannot be accessed at this time because the server replied with incorrect or information."
Any suggestions?

You cannot do it.. the extreme is designed for ethernet connection.
You can buy a wireless bridge.. an apple airport express is able to do this..
Set it up as bridge to the building wireless.. then plug the ethernet into the Extreme..
If the building uses a login webpage.. then the above might not be possible.. it does need a login via standard password.
The ultimate goal is to use the Airport to wirelessly print from my Lenovo to a Canon printer (which had been working at my previous house.)
I think you will find it much easier to plug the printer into the Lenovo and print from USB or ethernet.. forget using wireless as even if the above setup works as well as possible it is still compromised in needing to double NAT the network.

Tricks to connect my iPod Classic to a Sony Blu-ray player?

I'm trying to get my iPod Classic to play through my Sony Blu ray player. Unfortunatley, I think they're just not compatible. But there's always hope!
You guys are smart if anybody has any ideas let me hear 'em.
Here's a list of what I've tried so far, unsuccessfully; I connect my iPod to the A/V input, but it did not generate the sound that I wanted.
I connected to the Blu ray's usb port this improves the sound but I have no control over what music is played and all of the music folders and files have weird labels on them so I don't know what any of the folders or song files contain.

I had the same problem with Sony BluRay BDP-S3100 and iPod Nano (6th gen.).
I had a nice online "chat session" with Apple, and they said a couple of things.
One was that a USB connection is not the "best" connection for audio files, I thought
that was an interesting factoid. :-) The BluRay player said the "USB device" was
"not supported." It just can't "see" the iPod.
But the Apple chat tech said I should try hooking the iPad directly
to the TV via a headphone jack -- didn't have one -- BUT...my stereo system DOES
have a headphone jack, so he said to get a cable that has two male plugs -- one is
the 3.5mm headphone plug, and the other is the mini (for iPod) plug. Voila! Apple
sells that kind of cable, but I'm sure one could be found at Radio Shack etc.
I hope this helps you! I don't have a cable yet so I can't say if this solves the problem
for me or anyone else, but it's where I'm going to start.

DVD won't play back in bluray player

I just created a DVD in DVD SP, about 5 mins long with audio. It plays back beautifully on the computer, but my sony bluray player doesn't recognize it at all. I haven't tried on a standard DVD player, but I don't see how that would help. A previously made DVD plays fine on the player. Any thoughts?
Thanks
Shelley

Dear Shawn,
Still no good. In a render last night, weirdly, even in my Mac the disk was unreadable and the warning said it was blank, but I rendered again and it works fine on the Mac. But on my SONY player, nothing.
I changed DVD SP to standard in the Preferences and re-created the project from scratch. I used the DVD: Best Quality 90 minutes setting with no changes. Here is the breakdown:
Name: MPEG-2 6.2Mbps 2-pass
Description: Fits up to 90 minutes of video with Dolby Digital audio at 192 Kbps or 60 minutes with AIFF audio on a DVD-5
File Extension: m2v
Estimated size: 2.79 GB/hour of source
Type: MPEG-2 video elementary stream
          Usage:SD DVD
Video Encoder
          Format: M2V
          Width and Height: Automatic
          Pixel aspect ratio: Default
          Crop: None
          Padding: None
          Frame rate: (100% of source)
          Frame Controls: Automatically selected: Off
          Start timecode from source
          Aspect ratio: Automatic
                    Selected 16:9
          Field dominance: Automatic
          Average bit rate: 6.2 (Mbps)
          2 Pass VBR enabled
                    Maximum bit rate: 7.7 (Mbps)
          High quality
          Best motion estimation
          Closed GOP Size: 1/2 second, Structure: IBBP
          DVD Studio Pro meta-data enabled
I am at my wits' end. I have two weeks to get this done for a memorial for my late father so you see my desperation.
Do you have any possibilities left? I'd go ahead and sign up for the Pro classes at the Apple Store, but in NYC I'm afraid I wouldn't even get to see anyone in time for FCP and its suite.
Thank you for any advice.
Shelley

Is there a way to transfer songs from a Sony 16GB MP3 player to an iPod Classic? Tried dragging the songs to iTunes,only accepted 1400 of the songs. MP3 player was full. I also had compiled the songs in a specific order and iTunes changed order.

Is there a way to transfer songs from Sony 16GB MP3 player to an iPod Classic? Tried dragging the songs to iTunes but it only accepted 1400 of the songs, MP3 was full. I also had compiled the songs in a specific order and iTunes changed the order.

The songs from the Sony MP3 player need to be imported into your iTunes library first before they can be synced or added to your iPod Classic.
Regarding the songs that didn't import into iTunes, what format are they in and what seems to be different from them compared with the tracks that did import?
B-rock

My DVD plays on my Mac and new BluRay player, but not on my TV

I burned a DVD with three mp4 movies. The movies play fine in QuickTime, and the DVD plays without a problem on my Mac. It also plays correctly on a newer BluRay player. However, when I try to play the DVD on an older DVD player (about 3 years old), I have problems. The DVD starts OK, and I can navigate the menu choices. However, I find that after about a minute, the player simply freezes, and I can't play or change anything. I tried burning a new DVD with a different format, but the same thing happened. I think the problem might just be that my DVD player is too old, but I wondered if there is a setting in iDVD to be compatible with older players. Any help would be appreciated!

I tried burning a new DVD with a different format
I'm not sure you mean because ALL video DVDs are in multiplexed MPG-2 format.
I suspect your set-top DVD player doesn't 'like' writable' media (it used to be fairly common). You might try using a DVD cleaning disc in case there is any dust over the player optical system.

How can I get my Panasonic 3D TV and BluRay Player to go online using Time Capsule?

So I've extended my home network using my Time Capsule so that I have a stronger signal in different parts of my home. My Time Capsule isn't hard wired to the modem, but I'm now getting a stronger signal in parts of my house that never had good signal strength. That being said, I've set up my Time Capsule in my living room right next to my home theater system. I thought since Time Capsule is connected to the internet, I would be able to connect my 3D TV and BluRay player (both Panasonic) to it. I did wire connect the tv and BD player to the Time Capsule, but no connection is happening between the tv and BD player and net. Can anyone help me out a bit? Does the Time Capsule need to be hard wired to the modem for this to work?

Let's check your settings first on the Time Capsule.
Open AirPort Utility - Click Manual Setup
Click the Wireless tab below the row of icons
What setting do you see for Wireless Mode?
What type of router (make / model number) is providing the "main" wireless network that the Time Capsule is trying to "extend"?

Toslink Optical out of Sony 707esD CD player into the Audio in/optical dig

How's everyone? Been a while. I don't have a GB question per say but since this is the forum I know best I'm going to ask my audio question here.
I'm taking the Toslink Optical out of my Sony 707esD CD player into the Audio in/optical digital audio in port of my March 2009 iMac.
In System preferences>Sound>Input>Digital in Optical digital-in port I see a signal occurring on the input level meter but I do not hear audio.
Output is headphones port and is working fine from other sources.
I see a signal input does anyone know how to hear the output.
Thanks.

I found this free app that will let me pass thru.
LineIn.
http://www.rogueamoeba.com/freebies/

Gateway 7500 not allowing connection for bluray player

I recently installed a new westell gateway 7500 to provide an additional ethernet port for my samsung bluray player.
Got a green light, full internet connection for my pc but no go for the bluray player. The status shows as connected but i am unable to access the net.
Have checked and rechecked the configuration of the blue ray player, samsung says that the modem is blocking access
The firewall is off. Have rebooted EVERYTHING several times.
Verizon tech support is useless, I have called at least six times over the past two weeks. I have been told that they are not trained on this equipment and that my only recourse is to purchase premium tech support.
HELP!!!!!!!
Bill Derbyshire

no one?

Sony 3D BluRay Player

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for