A:AnswerIf you have a 1080p (non-UHD) device you must change the default player's UHD setting manually to 'off' for it to work properly. I almost took this player back before changing this setting and the picture is now better than any Blu-Ray player I've ever owned. For me it didn't work at all on my 1080p projector until I turned this setting to 'off'.
A:Answeryes and it can try to upscale image to 4K TV but is limited better picture for DVDs. Bluray does better on upscaling and improving picture quality. Regular LCD or LED TV will give 1080p picture quality.
A:AnswerThere is not an indicator light but rather a display on the front of the unit showing words like "ON", "OFF" or "PLAY". There is also a time counter displayed when the movie is playing.
A:AnswerYes, a Blu-ray player can play CDs, DVDs and of course Blu-ray. Also you can plug in a USB flash drive or Hard Drive with Music, Pictures and Videos as well.
A:AnswerThe player will play discs if you want to watch movies without WiFi... To use the apps. (Netflix, VUDU, etc...) you need an internet connection and this is achieved through a WiFi connection and an ethernet cable connection. This player offers both options.
A:AnswerThe manual says it works with wireless keyboards and mice. It does not say which brand. The wireless receiver has to plug into the USB port which is inconvenient if you have external storage already plugged in.
The manual states that it does not work with wired USB keyboards. That is a really stupid design failure.
It does not support Bluetooth keyboards and mice. That is another really stupid design failure.
