The site I have used for the last few years is called, and they have a section of the site dedicated to DVD hacks. Enough background.how do I unlock my player? But, if yours isn't (and most aren't) you may be able to unlock it in a matter of seconds.right now. However, since the massive surge of the Internet, file sharing and release dates in countries around the world coming closer and closer together, it's fairly ridiculous to have region coding.
send a DVD copy of the film to the country where it is in theatrical release and be able to play the DVD on a player there." In order to preserve the financial integrity of the theatrical distribution of a particular film, it is not possible (under normal conditions) to have a friend in the U.S. while it is still showing in theaters overseas. If that occurs, the DVD version of the movie may be out in the U.S. may end up being the Christmas blockbuster overseas. "Movies are released in theaters in different parts of the world at different times throughout the year. Robert Silva from had this to say about the subject. I'm no expert on this, but I turn to a man who knows more than I do. Region coding can, in most cases, be removed from your DVD player using a simple remote-control code that unlocks the player. Or so I was told when I first moved here 6 years ago. Region 1 discs won't play in region 2 players, and vice versa. REGION 0, 9, or REGION ALL - Discs are uncoded and can be played worldwide REGION 8 - Reserved for Cruise Ships, Airlines, etc. REGION 7 - Reserved for Unspecified Special Use REGION 5 - Eastern Europe, Russia, India, Africa
REGION 4 - Australia, New Zealand, Latin America (including Mexico) REGION 3 - S.Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Parts of South East Asia REGION 2 - Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East, Greenland (See also: The Best Blu-ray Players)Īs I'm sure you know, DVDs are coded to a region of the world. And DVD regions used to be a problem for me. comedy shows, most of which don't take off over here for some reason. As a Brit, I often want DVDs that I just can't find in the U.S.
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