A:Answerour unit does NOT play DVD's from the European Union (EU), including the UK.
There was no discussion of this feature found in the product literature, or from the Best Buy sales info or salesperson
A:AnswerYes, you can! There is a USB port in the front to access. I have a WD Passport drive connected to mine, and it plays movies wonderfully. The only issue I’ve run into, is that some video formats (.avi) won’t play on it. But it plays .mov .mpeg and .mp4 files just fine.
A:AnswerNo- this is a streaming device and plays dvds and blu-ray. No download options as theire is no hard drive built in other than the one that handles your streaming
A:AnswerNo Hulu. Yes on YouTube and Netflix. Amazon Prime - questionable. I have 3 of these throughout the house, primarily for streaming my home media, which they are good for. But the newest one (a couple months old) does not have the Prime app installed, although the older 2 do, nor does it install when I do a services update. Just speculating, but maybe Sony is no longer supporting Prime. If you don't really need the Blu-ray player it would be cheaper to get a Roku or other streaming device.
A:AnswerIt has built-in wi-if so it can connect to phone’s hotspot. It also supports Miracast so Windows and other devices with Miracast capabilities can screen share to it.
