My insignia ns-wbrdvd hdmi signal is going in and out. It is wired through a sony receiver. it has worked before no problem but now will not maintain a signal using hdmi. i have switched the cables around that are running to my directv box and the insignia player still does the same thing. this leads me to believe that it is the player. Please help!

Go to the settings menu of the Insignia, click on "Reset" settings and then select "Deactivate Netflix".
Next, restart the player and access the Netflix once again to reactivate it.

I am having the same problem. any solution ?

possible model specific glitch perhaps it may be fixed by a patch-update later on

This is a common problem. If you go to the Insignia web site and find the forums, you will see a 40 page list of wireless connection problems. The wireless section of this player is junk. Use the wired connection and save yourself a lot of aggravation.

To stream Netflix content you will need to have a computer connected to the internet and a netflix account (even the lowest level should allow you access).

Set your NS-WBRDVD to connect to your wireless network.

Start up Netflix and select you are a new user. You will be given an activation code.

On your computer, log-in to the Netflix website: www.netflix.com On the top right of the screen you should see "Your Account & Help" Click that.

On the "Your Account & Help" screen, in the Account Information section on the bottom right of that grayed box should be "Add Blu-Ray". Click that and you should be prompted to enter the code your NS-WBRDVD gave you.

Once you enter the code and Netflix accepts it, your player should confirm and allow you to watch Netflix streaming content.

Hope this helps!

Turn on the player.
Go to Settings.
Go to Network.
Follow the setup instructions.

If you are using the NS-BRDVD, there is no wireless radio in the unit.
If you are using the NS-WBRDVD, then these instructions should work for you.

Hope this helps.

Let me know if you have difficulties.

Unfortunately, Insignia can't provide a code. We recommend using your universal remote control's scan/learning feature to find a compatible code.

This model player (NS-BRDVD) is not Netflix capable. Netflix capable models are NS-BRDVD3, NS-WBRDVD, and home theater system NS-BRHTIB.

This model, NS-BRDVD, is not Netflix capable. Models NS-BRDVD3, NS-WBRDVD, and NS-BRHTIB are, however. A firmware update may be required when first setting up your player for best functionality.

Below is what your manual says abour it. From hardware perspective, when you have a disc in there the optical audio driver is active and so is the HDMI audio. To verify, lift the lid on the optical interface and you will see a red or blue light on the inside. Don't look directly at it! View from the side.Plug that into your home theater system, select that input on your home theater and you should be good to go.


Insignia NS-BRDVD Blu-ray Disc Player
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Connecting a digital audio optical system
To connect a digital audio optical system:
1Make sure that your player and the TV are
turned off.
2Connect one end of a digital audio optical
cable (not provided) to the DIGITAL OUT
(PCM/BITSTREAM) OPTICAL jack on the
back of your player.
3Connect the other end of the cable to the
DIGITAL AUDIO OPTICAL INPUT jack on
the digital audio system.