Official Panasonic DMP-BDT110/210/310 Owners Thread - Page 41

Originally Posted by Jacob305

the 310 does not have analogs or conponets. if you need those items then keep the 350.

Jacob

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

I have the netflix streaming issue as well...

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

I have the netflix streaming issue as well- here's my setup:
Verizon FIOS
Apple Airport Express router - 802.11/n
DMP-BDT210
5 devices listed in my netflix devices page (but not the 210)

I spent 50 minutes on the phone with Panasonic and several hours (mostly on hold) with Verizon last night. Panasonic had me restore factory presets, zero out my watchnow queue, and add titles from both the player and my computer. Everything works except the actual streaming. He was working from a script, and gave no indication that this is a "known" problem. He then asked me to go to yougetsignal dot com and check if ports 80 (http), 443 (https/ssl), and 48705 (streaming??) are blocked-- they were. He told me to ask Verizon to unblock them and call back today.

Verizon says they *never* unblock port 80, unless you have a commercial account with static IP address. I think there is confusion about inbound and outbound, and what Verizon is doing is blocking me from running a webserver. Anyhow, the Verizon tech suggested that the NAT/firewall in the Airport express was blocking the ports, and that I set up a DMZ with port forwarding for the player (this is what xbox gamers do to get certain games to work through). I gave the 210 a static IP address (10.0.1.253), forwarded ports 80, 443, 48705, and it still didn't work. yougetsignal dot com still reports these ports as blocked, so either I need to do some other step, or this has nothing to do with the real problem.

Request: could people on this forum please go to yougetsignal dot com and report back with the status of ports 80, 443, and 48705, and if netflix streaming is working or not? Thanks!

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

I have the netflix streaming issue as well- here's my setup:
Verizon FIOS
Apple Airport Express router - 802.11/n
DMP-BDT210
5 devices listed in my netflix devices page (but not the 210)

I spent 50 minutes on the phone with Panasonic and several hours (mostly on hold) with Verizon last night. Panasonic had me restore factory presets, zero out my watchnow queue, and add titles from both the player and my computer. Everything works except the actual streaming. He was working from a script, and gave no indication that this is a "known" problem. He then asked me to go to yougetsignal dot com and check if ports 80 (http), 443 (https/ssl), and 48705 (streaming??) are blocked-- they were. He told me to ask Verizon to unblock them and call back today.



Verizon says they *never* unblock port 80, unless you have a commercial account with static IP address. I think there is confusion about inbound and outbound, and what Verizon is doing is blocking me from running a webserver. Anyhow, the Verizon tech suggested that the NAT/firewall in the Airport express was blocking the ports, and that I set up a DMZ with port forwarding for the player (this is what xbox gamers do to get certain games to work through). I gave the 210 a static IP address (10.0.1.253), forwarded ports 80, 443, 48705, and it still didn't work. yougetsignal dot com still reports these ports as blocked, so either I need to do some other step, or this has nothing to do with the real problem.

Request: could people on this forum please go to yougetsignal dot com and report back with the status of ports 80, 443, and 48705, and if netflix streaming is working or not? Thanks!

Originally Posted by old corps

I checked those ports for you and all 3 of 'em show blocked. This is with a Westell router/DSL gateway from CenturyTel. Other than the occasional "black-out" problem my Netflix works great. My 210 is using the latest firmware--1.59? Hope this helps.

Ed

Originally Posted by twohype

Nope that is not correct, I just got BDT210 and my out of the box BDT210 (with initial firmware) connected to a linksys 4200 router - "perfect" at "wireless N with WPA2 active once I enabled it. The firmware update (via wireless) was super easy no issues at all

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

I have the netflix streaming issue as well- here's my setup:
Verizon FIOS
Apple Airport Express router - 802.11/n
DMP-BDT210
5 devices listed in my netflix devices page (but not the 210)

I spent 50 minutes on the phone with Panasonic and several hours (mostly on hold) with Verizon last night. Panasonic had me restore factory presets, zero out my watchnow queue, and add titles from both the player and my computer. Everything works except the actual streaming. He was working from a script, and gave no indication that this is a "known" problem. He then asked me to go to yougetsignal dot com and check if ports 80 (http), 443 (https/ssl), and 48705 (streaming??) are blocked-- they were. He told me to ask Verizon to unblock them and call back today.

Verizon says they *never* unblock port 80, unless you have a commercial account with static IP address. I think there is confusion about inbound and outbound, and what Verizon is doing is blocking me from running a webserver. Anyhow, the Verizon tech suggested that the NAT/firewall in the Airport express was blocking the ports, and that I set up a DMZ with port forwarding for the player (this is what xbox gamers do to get certain games to work through). I gave the 210 a static IP address (10.0.1.253), forwarded ports 80, 443, 48705, and it still didn't work. yougetsignal dot com still reports these ports as blocked, so either I need to do some other step, or this has nothing to do with the real problem.

Request: could people on this forum please go to yougetsignal dot com and report back with the status of ports 80, 443, and 48705, and if netflix streaming is working or not? Thanks!

Originally Posted by Blue Rain

Were you able to stream with your previous bluray/dvd player ?

If yes tell them that and these very same ports were closed ....so it can't be the ports. Well it
can't be the ports because others and I have netflix working and our ports are blocked.

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

This is my first blu-ray player, but I stream netflix on my laptop all the time. My theory is that the ports are blocked when nothing is running, but there is some sort of handshake that unblocks the port when the computer requests it. I know from friends that do a lot of multi-player internet gaming that in the past they had to do port forwarding on their routers/firewalls to get multi-player to work, but with the more recent routers/firewalls it just works. So perhaps the 210 doesn't do this handshake just right (a timing issue perhaps)? This could explain why it works for some people but not others.

Or maybe it's something totally different.

-will

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

This is my first blu-ray player, but I stream netflix on my laptop all the time. My theory is that the ports are blocked when nothing is running, but there is some sort of handshake that unblocks the port when the computer requests it. I know from friends that do a lot of multi-player internet gaming that in the past they had to do port forwarding on their routers/firewalls to get multi-player to work, but with the more recent routers/firewalls it just works. So perhaps the 210 doesn't do this handshake just right (a timing issue perhaps)? This could explain why it works for some people but not others.

Or maybe it's something totally different.

-will

Originally Posted by will_leavitt

This is my first blu-ray player, but I stream netflix on my laptop all the time. My theory is that the ports are blocked when nothing is running, but there is some sort of handshake that unblocks the port when the computer requests it. I know from friends that do a lot of multi-player internet gaming that in the past they had to do port forwarding on their routers/firewalls to get multi-player to work, but with the more recent routers/firewalls it just works. So perhaps the 210 doesn't do this handshake just right (a timing issue perhaps)? This could explain why it works for some people but not others.

Or maybe it's something totally different.

-will

Originally Posted by Blue Rain

Are you having this problem with both wireless and hardwired ?

Originally Posted by avsscientist

I have a 3D .mkv file that is "over-under", are the Panasonic players able to play them and still properly show 3D, or is it more a feature of the TV/display device?

Originally Posted by HD-Addict

I'll have to keep an eye on this one. I sent mine with delivery confirmation so I know it got there, but mine also doesn't show up online yet. CharlesR what info did they have you fax in? I photocopied all the materials before I sent them off, but you only get one original UPC code on the box so you can't resend it.

Originally Posted by HD-Addict

CharlesR what info did they have you fax in?

Originally Posted by chiapet01

mine's also listed like that on the netflix site. the registration for the 110 (i'm guessing the same for 210) is a little different than i'm used to for these a/v components...with the 110, you enter your email/password to register the device. most others will generate an alpha-numeric code that you enter on the netflix site, and it'll find your internet-connected device, and register it.

Originally Posted by HD-Addict

I'll have to keep an eye on this one. I sent mine with delivery confirmation so I know it got there, but mine also doesn't show up online yet. CharlesR what info did they have you fax in? I photocopied all the materials before I sent them off, but you only get one original UPC code on the box so you can't resend it.

Originally Posted by workinghard

Going to return anyway, the fact that it only suports HD streaming and USB in AVCHD is a killer for me.