Wed, 04/15/2009 - 00:00 - Anonymous

Sony BDP350 and Apple Airport

Hi guys I have read your post but it still seems confusing. Sorry Newbie here. can someone help me out?

I just bought a Sony BDP350 Blu-ray Player and I want to connect it wirelessly. My cable modem goes into an Apple Airport Express. I have three computers and an xbox 360 all wirelessly connected to the internet through this single Apple Airport Express.

What do I need to buy so that the Sony BDP350 Player will connect to the airport Express also.

Thank You
Pablo

Free Porn

‹ Connect Samsung BDP-1600 via wireless network Bridge setup question ›
  • Share this
Sun, 06/21/2009 - 00:00 — Anonymous

I have a linksys router upstairs, apple time caspule in basement. about 30 feet away i have sony blu ray 350 and sony bravia tv. i bought a apple airport express and connected it via ethernet to blu ray, and it should pick up signal from either linksys upstairs or time capsule in basement. i am on imac which has time capsule and was able to locate and begin configuring airport, howevever it keeps asking me to switch wireless networks....what do i do?

Mon, 05/18/2009 - 00:00 — Anonymous

I also have a Sony Bluray player and I also have a SONY bravia tv, with an Apple Airport Express.

How do I reconfigure the "device" aka "client mode"?

If you could possibly give me a step by step on how to do this I would be so so happy!

Mon, 04/20/2009 - 00:00 — rayinblu

You need another device listed in section 3 - Wireless LAN

Your current Airport Express is being used as router. You need another device from the section 3-Wireless LAN that will be used to convert BDP350's wired LAN to wireless LAN. You would need to configure this new device in the mode that is generally referred to as "client mode."

Home | Shipping, Return, and Exchange Policies | Privacy Policy | Contact Us | © 2011 Ray in Blu. All Rights Reserved. Network Media Player, Digital Media Receiver.