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- I have a Panasonic BD60 bluray player
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I really like it but, I am still waiting for the Amazon video on demand Viera update.
I was told it was coming in May a week or so before I brought this player. I also read Viera users can update this service without buying a new device.
Amazon has a Panasonic beta test but I need to have Amazon on demand on my player so I can enter the code.
I can only access Youtube and my Picasa album via Viera.
Does anyone know why I don't up this Amazon update yet? - Posted by: Randalllind Posted on: 06/22/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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