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This one is a lot of fun: You borrow a DVD from a friend, or you buy one online somewhere.You stick it in your player.And then, disaster strikes!You get a message like “Region not allowed”, and the movie won’t play.WTH?!Welcome to the glorious world of Region Codes!Sometimes, it’s possible to bypass this restriction, but it depends on your DVD/Blu-ray player.Region codes explainedRegion codes are basically DRM (digital rights management) techniques that allow studios to control the release of films in various regions. So, for example, they can release a new movie in the USA first, and then the UK, and then elsewhere.If you’ve ever looked for movies on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk, you’ll notice that DVD and Blu-ray movies are usually released in the USA first, and then a month or two later, they’ll appear for sale in the UK.Why the movie studios do this is anybody’s guess, but mine is that they’re trying to make as much money as possible. Shocking, I know.Now, let me just say that I don’t support pirating movies. But, here’s the thing: If I want to buy a movie in another country, I’m still paying for it. It’s not piracy.
If I want to buy a movie in another country, in another currency, and if they’ll ship it to me, then what’s the biggie? There isn’t one, except that Uncle Hollywood says, “No!”Well, screw you, Uncle Hollywood. You’ve got enough money, I’m not shortchanging anyone, I’m not pirating anything, and goddammit, I wanna watch my movie! П™‚The following is a color-coded Region map for DVDs:Blu-ray discs also have region codes, but most studios don’t enforce the region code restrictions, which are way more lax than for DVDs. There are a few exceptions to this rule, so there are no guarantees.
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Also, hacks that exist for Blu-ray players usually don’t turn off the region code setting for Blu-ray discs – it usually just makes playing DVDs a region-free experience. Sometimes, it also unlocks the Blu-ray region code, also.As for DVD players, some are hackable, and some are not. Some are hackable until you update the player’s firmware (via ethernet, WiFi, or an update file on a USB stick). Then, the player is no longer region-free. YMMV (your mileage may vary), so be careful.
Hacked OffRight, so: How do you hack your player?That depends. Some manufacturers basically don’t allow it. Toshiba is kind of famous for having non-hackable players. Sony usually requires downloading a CD image, burning it to a disc, and playing the disc in your player. Samsung players are often hackable, but then they’ll issue a firmware update that resets the region code and disables the hack – lame! My personal preference is Philips, because almost all of their players are hackable.The hacking process for some players is quite simple:. Go here:.
Search for your model number, i.e. “ Philips DVP2880“. Go through the list of instructions, and try it out!The instructions will usually be something like this ( this is just an example, specifically for the above player):. Power ON the DVD player with no disc inside. Goto SETUP and go to Preferences.
With preferences highlighted, Press NEXT CHAPTER , PREVIOUS CHAPTER , PREVIOUS CHAPTER. 14 July 2016 at 00:05I’ve got at Denon DBT-1713UD, purchased in the US, which.says. it’s region free for DVD’s as well as Blu Ray. But it isn’t.
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I just brought home a DVD from Australia and low and behold, have received the “Invalid Region” error. I’ve tried switching the region in the Settings, still to no avail. In the manual, it actually shows all the regions are playableFRUSTRATED!!! I can’t get the same version of this DVD in the US as I can in Australia. It’s “The Castle”. If you’ve ever seen it – the idiots in the US have gone and stuffed it up by removing Australian slang and dubbing it with American slang, which I’m sorry, has NO comparison and loses all of the charm of the movie!.
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2 March 2017 at 06:53I live in the US and have purchased a region free blu-ray player (Samsung BD-H5900) from this company:I have had my player since late December 2015 and play discs from regions 1, 2 and 4. I believe they update the internal bios software on these drives.
I was advised by the company to not accept software updates from Samsung unless it was needed to allow the device to play discs. They offer a lifetime warranty on their modifications. I cannot attest to their warranty support as I have not had to use it.