Network Blu-Ray Player Recommendations?

Oppo is an always a recommended brand. The new BDP-103 is worth looking at.

Not nearly as good when they allowed full BD ISO's to be streamed - but dropping that feature was beyond their control (Blu-Ray threatened to revoke their license if they didn't remove the feature).

Also the new PS3 Super Slim would be a decent alternative too.

i think the new super slim ps3 is around 199-299

I agree with the PS3. Firmware is updated to support new titles and features more often and for a longer period of time than stand-alone players (Not sure why this is an issue with blu-ray, but apparently it is) and Netflix and a few other streaming services are well supported, and it works with DLNA too.

What is the BD player going to be connected to? TV (what size)? Receiver?

Wired or wireless?

Do you need 3D?

Do you need bitstream or is PCM only acceptable?

Do you upscale standard DVD's often?

Other than DLNA? Do you need any other features?

If you are into gaming, the PS3 would be a good option. Otherwise, I would look at the Panasonic players. I have three (one is at the in-laws) and they are all great.

However, if you can swing an Oppo, they would be my first choice. Maybe a second-hand BDP-83 could be found in your budget. I have both the BDP-83 and the BDP-93.

Maybe.....

this site is helpful:

http://blu-ray-player-review.toptenreviews.com/

You have to look in the features section to check about DLNA.

But also can go to the dlna site, to search about DLNA certified equipment:

http://www.dlna.org/dlna-for-industry/digital-living/product-search

Hope that helps

I bought a cheap USB BluRay drive, and I'm busy ripping all my DVDs and BluRays, so I can play them on my Apple TV, iPad, and MacBook Air. Who needs DLNA when you have Home Sharing and Airplay?