Are these dvds compatible with Australian dvd players and xbox?
2000574
I am checking with Slim in 6 chat at the moment and they are advising me that the Slim in 6 DVDs are set to Region 0 so if this is true, the DVDs should work in Australia. From the chat session: Thanks for waiting. The DVD's Beachbody manufactures are all region free. The DVD's are authored to work on all players. If you ever receive a DVD that will not play, you just needs to email coachrelations@beachbody.com or customerservice@beachbody.com the details and we can send a reshipment for a new DVD.
2000575
There's no region or format labeling on the DVDs or packaging, so you may want to contact Beachbody directly to ask them.
2000576
Don't know what region code is on the disk, etc..., You may want to contact BeachBody and ask. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code
2040883
Yes as long as they are formatted for the US market which everything you would have access to buy in the US. All Blu-ray players are backward compatible. Hope that helps.
524822
Not sure about the xbox and video games but it will definitely work for dvds.
1898746
Not sure if PAL and NTCS formats are crucial I this. Maybe ask Xbox support.
2021398
It was my understanding that the DVDs were region sensitive not the players. But what do I know.
62016
I can't tell you with complete certainty that you can play the Rushfit dvd on Australian dvd players. I did find an article on Google that stated that this dvd series started selling in Australia in March of 2012, but I'm not sure how reliable that is. I'm sorry I can't help you more!
2166848
Not sure to be honest. I have only played 1 US DVD (from library) but all our DVDs from the UK worked perfectly. Sorry I can't be more help. Might find out after renting more DVDs in the US.
742407
Hi there - short answer is yes - just hook it up and it'll play any DVD - I play discs from both UK and US on my US TV and they work fine
2009855
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!!
816366
Hi Lauren, I actually do not know...I have an American dvd player and it works fine. But I know some of the dvds have different zones. You might be able to ask the company, at their main website.
1075251
No it cannot; however, several years ago I found instructions on "programming" the DVD player to accept and play "all" types of DVD's. I've purchased a couple DVD's that are not available ("Intruders" being one of those & "Girl with the Golden Earring") in America and they play just fine. I didn't keep the instructions, BUT, if you search in the Movies/DVD's categories, you'll probably find them where certain DVD's are listed. Sorry that's the best I can do with information regarding this. You'll find that reprogramming the settings to accept all Region DVD's is fairly easy.
669192
It depends on your system. Check your disc information page, or you dvd guide.
370712
Thanks for your reply. I had equated NTSC or PAL with the region. So, if I want to play both PAL and NTSC DVDs, regardless of what region these discs are, I would need a player that can be set to region 0 = region free?
2244854
Otto, The answer is yes for most but not all. go this site to check if your player is listed. http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks I think region 0 is the setting for all regions. Good luck. EdCherif
49101
Not honestly sure, but they *should* work. I'd recommend you do a web search first for "DVD-A" discs, of which there are several brands available. Best of luck!Edit: I just checked, and generally available information suggests that your application requires +r or +r/w discs, in which case, the answer to your original question is "No." Again, best of luck.
579206
The manual that came in the box specifically says it won't play PAL, but my Region 2 DVDs are PAL, and they play beautifully.
486155
Amazon's site has a bit of confusion on this issue - many of the players will indicate NTSC/PAL compatible but what this means is that the dvd player has the ability to be connected to either a US or UK television not necessarily does this mean it will play a region 2 disk. If you want multi region player in order to play either region 1 dvds or region 2 dvds then I would recommend going with one that specifically indicates "region free" or "plays region 1,2,3,4,5....."