Can these DVD's be played on Region 4 DVD players? I live in Australia and need region 4 compatibility????
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Hey, I'm in Australia and just received these last week. I had ordered the DVDs only. They work on my DVD players.
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I am not sure as well. I think you may want to call the manufacturer to check with them before ordering.
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I would think they would be compatible. I am not sure what the difference is between a regular DVD player and a Region 4 DVD player, sorry.
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I'm not sure of the answer to this. I do know that BodyPump originated in Australia so I would assume there has to be region 4 compatible DVDs somewhere.
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I'm not 100% sure, but suspect you can. We play them on an older DVD player.
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Yes they can, actually they only play the same DVD - these are just monitors - you will need a DVD or blue ray player
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Hi Rebecca -- I'm an owner, but not an expert. A quick Google search on "region 1 DVDs" took me to the following page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code It looks like this Panasonic player will play Region 1 DVDs, assuming you purchased it in the USA, Canada, Bermuda, the Caribbean, or US Territories. I do not know if Panasonic (or anyone else) offers codes for playing other regions. Hope this helps!
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Yes, my brother records programmes in the UK and sends them to us. We've found the Phillips dvd players work great on all formats.
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JV - Thanks a lot! I could not figure out why my dvds wouldn't play on other dvd players. There is nothing to clue you in that you need to finalize them.
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Hi Justin, I did not get to play my region 2 dvd's from the UK on it. I played region 4 , Australia, and USA regions and it was fine for those. If yours isn't playing region 2, or any region for that matter, I would call Samsung and find out why due to it being a multi region player. There # is 1800-726-7864. Hope your able to get better help that I did. Cheers Lesley.
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These players are originally region one. They are actually then modified to be region free by a third part or by the seller. If done correctly they player would be working 100% perfect and there would be no loss in picture quality. It will be up to par as expected. However you must check the sellers background, see how long they have been around and if you can contact them after the sale by phone for support. Most legitamite companies have been around for years I've seen some for 2-3 decades. I did a search on google for region free blu-ray player and purchased mine. It's works great. I had a snag with one disc, and the company sent me some software to fix it very quickly.
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The dvds are in the USA region. I'm not sure if the dvds will play in other regions. Sorry I couldn't help you more!
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I believe that has to do with your player and not the DVD player. I've played DVDs from other regions but Windows asked me to switch my regions. I ended up downloading a player that didn't care about the region. Hope that helps.
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It's a fantastic game for Harry Potter fans but I'm not sure how DVD's are different from USA to Australia. If they are the same then it will work. The question is in the DVD player. Wish I could help more!! It's a fabulous game!! Hope you can get it!!
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Mine will play most dvd's. I've noticed that it will not play foreign made dvd's regardless of whether they are region 1 or region 0.
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HD DVD players can play HD DVDs from any region. When dealing with 1080p or other HD resolutions, there is no pal or NTSC anymore. The only thing you have to be concerned with is SD DVD which is still region coded. ALL HD DVD MADE WILL PLAY ON ALL HD DVD PLAYERS REGARDLESS OF REGION. HD DVD IS REGION FREE
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I found that you can get dozens of region-free players at www.world-import.com. I've been searching for one of those, since I have a lot of German DVDs as well as American ones
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as long as ur using region 1 disc you should be fine. You might call clearplay to make sure
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HD DVD has no region codes. Blu-ray has 3, and Australia is in Region B (Europe, Greenland, French territories, Middle East, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand). See Wikipedia. DVD regions remain the same with both formats and because both are trying to curry favor with studios, there are no region-free high def players, and only HDMI outputs carry upconverted signals. For a quality upconverting region-free player consider Oppo.
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I only buy regions codes for my country, the USA. Any other regions will NOT play. That's why I always double check to see what code the DVD is in. I also do not buy many BluRay DVDs because the formats are sometimes annoyingly slow to function.