So this will play DVD iso and Blu ray iso files streamed from a NAS device, want to make sure?
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Yes. Although with my wireless N network playback is glitchy/stuttery 30 feet away. It's best to hook up an external HD to it (you can then share the HD over your network to transfer or watch movies wirelessly from your computer). This gives me perfect playback of the few ISO that I have (just started to convert my small collection), one of which is 40GB.
77046
Yes, I have used DVD and Blu-ray ISOs. I also saw some stuttering using wireless but I connected a network cable to it and it not streams flawlessly. To stream Blu-ray you will have to either copy it locally to an attached hard drive or have a wired network connection.
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from what i can read from resesrching - if the drive is less than 1TB it should recognize the device and play
133198
Hi Craig, Blu-ray Player can play files from Home network via DLNA network.
1319982
I see this question is old, and quite obvious that it has an Optical drive: 16x DVD+RW so it should playback and burn DVD and CD media.
724360
I have two of them and they both play CDs and DVDs just fine . I would recommend updating the firmware to the most current one . You most likely though will have some issues playing some of the newer blu ray releases but otherwise it's a great player . Good luck
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PC Blu Ray drives are generally backwards compatible with DVD. They can play DVD's.
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I use mine sometimes in Win8 so it should. Double check that Windows has BluRay playing capability built-in from a software perspective. I think it does but wouldn't say I'm 100%. The drive itself will work just fine though.
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I did not try .iso files, however it has had no problem playing .mov,avi,MP4,mkv or divx files. For the price the unit works really nice.
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No, it only plays one disk at a time, but will play both Blu-Ray and DVDs from all regions.
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I am not sure I understand your question. Yes it will playback audio from streamed video given that the audio signal is routed to the receiver. I use Plex Media Server to stream movies to an Apple TV 3 which is connected to the Yamaha receiver and it works fine. To be specific, Plex Media Server houses all the video on a Drobo which is attached to a computer that is the server. The server streams the video to my Apple TV which is connected to my receiver via HDMI. The receiver passes the video on to the display device (in my case a projector) and the audio is played by the receiver. If you are asking if this can play video directly from a Synology NAS then the answer is probably no as far as I know. I don't believe you can use the ethernet port on it to directly connect to a NAS and play video from the NAS. I'm not sure this is possible with any receiver.
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No, by the technical specifications can used more like a media server, I use it for streaming audio, video (mkv) and ISO SACD or DVD Audio
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Don't know about that. I hooked up a sata drive and it works okay. Best to contact the maker of the blu ray drive for info.
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yes.. just be sure the "software" will play MTS (transport streams)and the USB drive has enough storage space1 hr of high def video is approx 16bgstreams are blu-ray compatiblei play them with VLC player and Media player classic
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I stream mkvs from a NAS all the time. It can access PC file systems too. The best part is that it will automatically retrieve movie info for those mkvs.I have no personal experience with HD audio. You can check the A-400 forum for that.
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yes you can...but if it is anything like mine you will have to find software for it to actually play bluray discs
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From what I have read it should. I have the Sony media running on it now. Sorry I haven't had the nas type on it yet.
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If the NAS (Network-attached-storage) is DLNA-compliant, it should be accessible by the Sony player. If it is NOT DLNA-compliant, it is still possible, but not as assured. Also note that some DLNA equipment is certified for only photos and music (cannot guarantee the bandwidth of videos).