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SWBTATTReg

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3. No, don't call yourself dumb. It's just technology and it'll change again before you know it ...
Thu Oct 4, 2018, 03:02 AM
Oct 2018

The answer to your ? is YES. You can play the DVDs on the blue ray box if the DVD received from Netflix is blue ray compatible.


One other point I want to make is that I run the modem still from Charter/Spectrum (for my internet) into my router, which then splits into separate feeds (1) into my computer (2) and another link also goes to my blue ray box (the one I am talking about here, the one you can buy for 30-40 bucks at target). In short, I have internet service from Charter/Spectrum, in order to get Netflix (I use the internet service for other things basically, but the Netflix was a bonus too).

I assume that you should be able to play the Netflix DVDs if they were blue ray compatible (which I think Netflix has). I know that Red Box (another DVD movie/games rental thing), you had blue ray discs (DVDs) too.

Hopefully this will answer your ?s and you get working! Good luck.

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