Region Free Player for Blu-ray & DVD Movies
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- For years I've been living within the confines of a region-locked player, but no more! Region free players allow you to play movies from other countries around the world.
#RegionFree #Bluray #Movies
Lately, I've been researching region-free players because I want to watch blu-rays released in the U.K. This video has been helpful.
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for anyone’s information region 4 dvd (australia, NZ) will play in region one as long as its NTSC.
I bought Dr WHO: The Movie, Was BluRay from the UK was Region free A B C ALL, But Even in the Listing it said, That it will NOT play on Sony or Panasonic Bluray players Cause they don't convert 50hz to 60hz something or other, that's why they won't play but plays on other Bluray players, and it was a 2 disk set, the other being a DVD region 2 U K locked with extra features, So I WANTED a NEWER and bought a SONY REGION FREE UBP-X700 M 4K BLU-RAY PLAYER, Now I can play ALL from Everywhere Bluray's and DVD's, and it really upgraded my old Panasonic DMP BD80 player, Both disk in my Dr WHO The Movie set works perfect now
i want one of these because the show tour of duty released a complete dvd box set in region one. but that release doesn’t have the original music including the iconic opening song paint it black by the rolling stones. but the pal region two version has the original soundtrack. also the second season of the fall guy with lee majors was only released in the UK. im sure there are many more that are only available in other non playable regions.
Blu-ray and DVD players in Australia have to be region free by law. You can just take your player to the manufacturers service centre and they will make it RF for free.
Interesting that an Australian label like Umbrella still puts out region-locked disc (although many of theirs are region-free too).
@@streamPUNK To be specific the law states that bypassing the region locks isn't illegal. Also putting RL on in Australia isn't illegal either. But if you buy a new BD player here from like Sony or Panasonic you can ask them to make it region free before you pick it up. Umbrella is just following the norm I suppose.
That's funny In New Zealand they tell you that "region free" Blu-Rays don't exist(Harvey Norman).
Also 3D blu-rays not available in the USA.
The vibrating sound is on the Mizuda Chinese brand DVD also. I'm in Australia I like Amicus British horror.
They are often released by Kino Lorber which is Region A. The Sony S3700 blu ray player plays Region A modified by Bombay Electronics and sold by Amazon Australia.
I have used region free DVD players for 10 years, since I have a very large collection of DVD's with UK, Australian and New Zealand TV programs. The US is NTSC and the UK is PAL format. I have never had any problems. A couple of years ago, I bought a zone free BluRay player and no problems with it, ether. I have thus far bought all my players from Amazon, so it is good to know Ebay also sells them. Have you any experience buying these players from Amazon?
I have not bought them on Amazon, but I'm sure they are some of the same retailers & would have no issues trusting their quality.
Was this just a way for him to show off his region b collection or does he eventually get to a point? Lol jk jk
The point was made in the first 3 minutes of the video. The remaining 15 minutes is me showing off.
@@streamPUNK hey sorry man was just being shitty because I took the chance and ordered a region free blu ray player and of course it comes without the sheet explaining how to use it and was trying to find vids on how they're suppose to work or something and every vid I found just seemed to assume i already had a working region free player so hit my breaking point on yet another one that doesn't really discuss the player itself. So was really just venting even though I realized what you were trying to do with this vid about 5 min in. Good luck with everything, see ya around
@ziggygunz2447 did you figure it out? Usually pressing 1, 2 or 3 on the remote will set the player to region A, B, C respectively. If you want the share the brand & model I can help locate some answers.
@@streamPUNK already been inside and out with it, I located a partial picture of the instructions which claimed I should turn it on and open the tray and when the tray was fully open press blue for region two and then it gets cut off but I assume I close it and then either let it load itself or press play but all it does is recognize that there's a BR disc and occasionally shows the title but will not play. I also tried different colors and I found one person that said I should have it connected to power but turned off and then select the color/region and it should automatically power up with the new region but mine doesn't, so I tried hitting the color before powering it on manually, also hitting power then the color, also just holding the color until I get to the menu, I'm at my wits end. Currently I'm waiting on a response from the seller on Amazon through their messaging system.
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@@streamPUNK and least. Informative video btw!
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I'm a big fan of Scream Factory blu rays and live in Australia. So the Sony S3700 blu ray player is idea.
i think the old boy one from germany might just play natively on a region A player. i ordered regenisis a canadian tv series about outbreaks. its not available as a canadian release dvd for all seasons but the germany release has 1-4 complete. im hoping it will play lol. otherwise i guess i will need to buy a region free player lol
My only question is would a dvd or blu-ray disc that says region free play in English no matter what region it was released in?
I would think so. It's not like they don't have American releases abroad that people watch in English with subtitles, just like watching foreign films in their native language.
also sometimes, movies released over seas have either more or different extras, than the ones released stateside
Totally! There's been some recent 4K releases like The Exorcist where the UK versions retain the legacy extras.
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This is the one I got that is featured in my video www.ebay.com/itm/324056557013