Multi-regional DVDs'
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Hello
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
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Hello
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
#3
You should be able to look up the multiregion code. Electric is the same. The thing you might have to watch out for is that they don't use scart here, instead using phono connectors. Not sure if they sell the converters here. You can get multiregion out here
This kind of thing
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...hono&doy=18m11
This kind of thing
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...hono&doy=18m11
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You should be able to look up the multiregion code. Electric is the same. The thing you might have to watch out for is that they don't use scart here, instead using phono connectors. Not sure if they sell the converters here. You can get multiregion out here
This kind of thing
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...hono&doy=18m11
This kind of thing
http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?...hono&doy=18m11
DVD players are pretty cheap and most can be hacked to be multi-region buy entering a code on your remote control. This page has details for a whole host of makes and models.
Hope this helps;
--paj
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Hello
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
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Hello
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
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Thank you forthe replies, at least i know what to do now. i think that i will make sure i have the codes before we go and convert my current dvd player into a multi regional player, if not already. must remember to go and check!
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bloody hell dont burn the videos onto dvd's it is classed as unauthorized copying! you bring that into OZ you will heading for trouble if customs gets hold of it!
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Thanks for the warning. i was going to put all our videos' onto DVD as we are not likely to bring both DVD and Video player to Oz. Do customs look that deep into your stuff when you bring it in a container?
Mark
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havent made the move yet, but we will be very carefull about what is going in the container.
good luck
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Hello
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
we have a reasonable collection of DVD's in the UK that we would want to bring to Oz. We are also 'burning' several videos' onto DVD.
To play these there I gess that i will need a multi- regional DVD player, is that right?
Are there any problems bringing out our dvd / video player when we move? Any comments, suggestions welcome.
Thanks
Mark
No problems bring your dvd player and dvd's.
You can use either RCA connections, or as said scart to rca, component, or Y--br--bg whatever its called ( never can remember )
Oz is region 4, I brought all my dvd's , soon ditched old dvd player, in favour of a multi region sony dvd player, with hdmi out.a DVP-NS76H
Not expensive and it has one wicked feature... it remembers upto i think 100 dvd's , where you stopped them, and resumes play from the last place you saw upto.
If you decide to sell your dvd's when you get here, give me a call, im a fanatic !!!
#12
A good idea is to mark the cartons and provide list of carton numbers and contents to shipper to give to Customs and AQIS.
Last edited by The Bloke; Nov 18th 2007 at 7:50 am.
#13
Another option you have is to play them on your computer, there are many programs that allow your computer to bypass the region problem.
Scott.
Scott.
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I bought a cheapy MTV DVD player from the supermarket...it plays anything you throw at it....fantastic wee player...and was only $45
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i bought a $40 multi-region dvd player in a perth shopping centre and its brill, cant remember the name of the shop but can find out




