The last thing you can try is to isolate your router before disabling the firewall, and then connecting the BDP3200. It's a process of starting with the most basic set up and then adding to it until you've identified the problem.
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The last thing you can try is to isolate your router before disabling the firewall, and then connecting the BDP3200. It's a process of starting with the most basic set up and then adding to it until you've identified the problem.
I've sorted the problem i had now, I just put all the settings in manually and it now works perfectly though i am a bit disappointed with the Youtube functionality, is there anyway of disabling auto fill on the search facility?
Congratulations on sorting it - but I guess you feel now how I feel about YouTube on the BDP3200, which is somewhat cheated.Quote:
Originally Posted by davesaints
I could have bough the Samsung for a similar price, but didn't care for any other apps except YouTube. Reading about it here and trying it here, I think Philips have pulled a fast one.
I can't really take it back, because it works, but obviously YouTube has been changed to make it unusable. I'm thinking Philips want us to rush out and buy the next model up with Net TV, there's no other explaination really
Dear customers,
Thanks for your comments on the Youtube Leanback feature.
We would like to underline that the Youtube Leanback site you enter via web browser on a PC is different from the version our Blu-ray players have acces to since the software platform is different (e.g. the Flash version supported).
Anyway your comments and suggestions will be investigated and considered so as to improve the apps in the future.
Regards,
Philips forum moderation team
Thanks for listening , Philips team! :)