Trouble connecting samsung DVD to wireless network

I am trying to connect my samsung 4600 to my router wirelessly.  I can see my network in the list of networks but the DVD player says unable to connect.  I know the password is correct because I dc'd a laptop I use on the network and retyped the password and it works fine.  Additionally, if I connect it using a wire it works fine.  Also, I can connect to my neighbors network because theirs is not password protected.  So how can I get this DVD player to connect to my network wirelessly, please help =)

What is the Model no of the router...?
Which Security you are using on the router...?
Try changing the Security to WEP and then try...

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