DVD player question
Mar 24th 2009 | 9:46 pm
#16
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From: Mandurah
Re: DVD player question
So if my friend can't unlock his DVD player and l give him an Aussie DVD player to take back with him to the UK, he is allowed to take it back with him, theres no law against taking an Aussie region DVD player into the UK becasue it could be used to breach copright or something,
Mar 24th 2009 | 10:06 pm
#17
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Re: DVD player question
So if my friend can't unlock his DVD player and l give him an Aussie DVD player to take back with him to the UK, he is allowed to take it back with him, theres no law against taking an Aussie region DVD player into the UK becasue it could be used to breach copright or something,
There is no law against taking a dvd player back to the UK, anymore than there is against brigning a UK one here.
However it might be easier (certainly from the luggage point of view) for your friend to buy a cheap multi-region one in the UK
May 18th 2009 | 6:55 pm
#18
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From: Perth WA
Re: DVD player question - unlocking regions
Does anyone know how I can unlock a Sharp DV-NC60H? I brought it from the UK and can't play region 4 (AUS) DVDs which is a nuisance.
May 18th 2009 | 8:25 pm
#19
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Re: DVD player question
my 78's won't fit in the cup holder
May 18th 2009 | 10:53 pm
#21
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From: Perth WA
Re: DVD player question
Thanks for trying mate!
