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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