Blu Ray Player connection with Wireless Router

[Moon Walker]

Bought an Wireless G-Router using from a few months for my two computers, also buy an "Samsung Blu-Ray DVD player", a wireless adapter is attached with the player. The YouTube is ready for accessing, but not having any idea how to use it. However the YouTube is not showing in my router. Anyone one can help me with any procedure for this?

[Big Fish]

Before access it you need to configure YouTube with the router setting . The router may allow you to lockdown the MAC address of the Player in it or might be hold the Service set Identifier(SSID) for a while. For that you have to log in to the router and open a connection of the MAC address for the BLU-Ray Player.

[Shen]

By default the router’s address is 192.168.1.1/192.168.0.1, for connecting any player. So for creating a MAC address open your web browser and type any one of the router address along with the ‘http’, like http:// 192.168.1.1, and see the information that comes after enter the router information page. Check the default User-name and Password. There be a frequency distance problem occur, for that use the SSID, for your router signal interfering with the nearest signal.

[Steve123]

The SSID is used for the reach the networks those are nearest to your wifi antenna. It checks the signal strength and their security settings(whether these are protected by the password or not). Generally NetStumbler is used for that kind of functionality. Though it does not compatible with both the Windows vista and XP 64bit. It is an open source bootable process.

[TEcH GuRuJI]

Generally DVD’s are having 480Plasma pixel resolution. Where the Blu-ray disc players are having 1080Plasma pixel. I think yur TV is somewhere in middle of the range. A 1080Plasma HDTV with Blu-ray player works good, the small DVD’s resolutions are having a problem with the compression artifacts (such as macro-blocking). ALo with the audio compression like “lossy”.