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multi-region DVD players
Can anyone recommend a multi-region dvd player that works so we can play our old uk dvds aswell as our US ones?
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Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by cosmicgirl
(Post 5905152)
Can anyone recommend a multi-region dvd player that works so we can play our old uk dvds aswell as our US ones?
will play all regions http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=7789681 |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by cosmicgirl
(Post 5905152)
Can anyone recommend a multi-region dvd player that works so we can play our old uk dvds aswell as our US ones?
(Cue the "bring your electrical goods with you!", "no! leave them behind and buy new!" debate). |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Some of the retailers will do it for you for a fee. Still invalidates the warranty but if you really want to watch those old dvds then what are you going to do?
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Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by chicagojlo
(Post 5905289)
Some of the retailers will do it for you for a fee. Still invalidates the warranty but if you really want to watch those old dvds then what are you going to do?
open tray press 8888 close tray .. done Not difficult .. |
Re: multi-region DVD players
There are so many threads on this topic with quite a few recommendations, Ray's is a good one for a simple basic player though :)
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Re: multi-region DVD players
Sorry to hijack this thread and maybe this question has come up loads of times.:o
How do you do the same thing to a PS3 (blu-ray player) to make it play multi-region DVDs (not worried about games) is it as simple? |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by cosmicgirl
(Post 5905152)
Can anyone recommend a multi-region dvd player that works so we can play our old uk dvds aswell as our US ones?
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Re: multi-region DVD players
PS3s are already region free. That is if you bought it early enough, or so my husband tells me. Ours is.
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Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 5905323)
Umm
open tray press 8888 close tray .. done Not difficult .. |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by chicagojlo
(Post 5905471)
PS3s are already region free. That is if you bought it early enough, or so my husband tells me. Ours is.
Hacking it may be quite a bit of hassle, I have never seen anything to suggest it is easy. |
Re: multi-region DVD players
You can buy a multi region dvd .... Bombay Electronics in Chicago has them and they have a website with all manner of goodies ...or go to Walmart find the cheapest model ...write down the model number and google for dvd hacks.
Bought a $30 Coby dvd player last year and during setup I simply changed the dvd region to zero (region free) using the onscreen display....no codes or anything .... |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by Longy
(Post 5905519)
I don't think it is region free - although some early blu-ray disks were region free so you could play them in any region.
Hacking it may be quite a bit of hassle, I have never seen anything to suggest it is easy. |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Originally Posted by Ray
(Post 5905323)
Umm
open tray press 8888 close tray .. done Not difficult .. |
Re: multi-region DVD players
Often the cheapest player in Target etc. can be hacked easily (just google the model number and "hack"), but I've found they last about a year before dying, and often struggle with scratched discs.
I've been very impressed with the Philips DVP5140 ($45 from Amazon.com) - easy to make it multiregion using the remote and copes with everything we throw at it. |
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