1. How To Connect Wd Media Player To Home Theater System
2. Wd Media Player Troubleshooting
3. How To Connect Wd Media Player To Home Theater Tv

A media player connects to your home network to play movies you have saved on computers and hard drives, which act as media servers. 'Media player' is a DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance) certification indicating that the device will communicate with and play the files from a DLNA-certified media server. I have a WD TV live gen3 and it has one HDMI and digital audio out. My question is, if I buy a home theater system and there is only one HDMI out in the back and one digital audio, would it work okay? To put a hdmi cable I have a WD TV live gen3 and it has one HDMI and digital audio out. WD TV Media Player. Hollywood movie in hindi dubbed 300 the spartan. Western Digital has been moving steadily into the home theater realm. For personal media playback, you can connect USB devices directly to the box, or you can stream content over your network. I recently bought a WD TV media player and have tried to connect it to my home network so that i can stream media from my pc. The device asks me for a username and password even though i dont have one set up on my pc.

How to connect WD TV Media Player to Home Theater System? To connect a home theater system using HDMI: To connect a home theater system using S/PDIF (optical connector): Audio Output. Digital without HDMI audio. Step 4 – Connecting a USB device. Step 5 - Connecting. Simply use your USB data cable and connect it to the WD media player. I use 'Buzz Player.' It's an iPhone app that enables multi-video format playback, [.mkv,.avi,.3gp, etc.] The app has an 'External Display' option which automatically connects to your TV and uses the iPhone as an external HD. I have purcased a media player and was wondering what would be the best way to connect it to my tv via the hdmi so that I can watch movies on an external hard drive. My usb on my tv only.

Hi everyone, I'm not sure if I am at the right place for this but here it goes :

Right now, I am transferring my movies from my PC to a WD TV live media player device to watch them on my TV in my living room (I use the 1TB integrated HDD, no external HDD). My WDTV device is kinda old now and I'm starting to have multiple problems and I want to replace it for something better (slow menu navigation, lag problem on some videos even tho I can watch the same video file on my computer without any problems, screen freezing that needs a complete reboot of the device..)

After doing some research, I can see that WD still have many problems/bugs with their last product so I'm not sure if I should go back again with WD. So is there any alternative to the WD?

Some informations :

-I live in Canada (So yeah, no AFTV so don't bother with that solution)

-I don't use WiFi cause it greatly slow the transfer speed of movies (bad WiFi here)

How To Connect Wd Media Player To Home Theater System

-I don't care about apps. All I do with this is watching movies that I transferred from my PC

-The device needs to read at least AVI, MP4, MKV and other popular video format

Wd Media Player Troubleshooting

-Max budget would be 200$ CAD

-I don't mind using an external HDD but does it means that I will need to unplug it from the device and plug it to my computer everytime I want to transfer a movie?

Thanks for the help

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How To Connect Wd Media Player To Home Theater Tv

Hello Everyone!
I need a Tip in how to have the most usefull and best video audio connection between Samsung Mu7000, Western digital TV Hd Media player and Onkyo receiver TX SR505E.
I did different trials but I didn't get to the ideal solution yet, especially because I cannot control the volume of the receiver from the tv remote control and I am a bit confused with all this ports.
I don't know if i need to connect the WD (trough HDMI)to the receiver or to the tv connect box.
If the optical cable needs to be connected between the Tv and the receiver or from the WD media player to the receiver or from the Tv to the WD media box.
Samsung connect box has 4 HDMI port ( 1 of them is Arc but the receiver does not support it) and has a optical port.
WD tv HD Media player has an optical port and Hdmi port.
The receiver has 2 HDMI In and 1 HDMI Out assignable plus 2 optical ports.
Could you give me some suggestions please?