I lost the sheet of paper that came with the player to change blu-ray regions. Can anyone tell me the instructions so i can write it down?
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Press 'Home" key once. Input numbers '8520' Press '1' for zone 'A' Press '2' for zone 'B' Press '3' for zone 'C' Again press 'Home' to finish setting the zone.
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Going by memory - I believe you hit the 'Home' button, then enter the number sequence "8-4-2-0" - that should open up the screen that allows you to change the region settings (1=A, 2=B, 3=C). --Peter
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1. Press home key once2. Input numbers 85203. Press 1 for zone a4. Press 2 for zone b5 . Press 3 for zone c6. Again press home key to finish setting the zone
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1. Press "Home" key once2.Input numbers "8520"3. Press "1" for zone "A"4. Press "2" for zone "B"5. Press "3" for zone "C"6. Again press "Home" key to finish setting the Zone
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I found this thread that tells you a way to optimize your PS3 settings for Blu Ray movies if it might help anyone.http://gear.ign.com/articles/938/938051p1.html
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I just had a live chat with Panasonic and it is region encoded (the CSR said all their Blu-Ray players are region encoded) to region 1 for DVD and region A for Blu-Ray disks. HTH!
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You need to format it as a FAT32 drive. It comes pre-formatted with the NTFS file system--which can't be read by most Blu-ray players.
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You have to go into the menu and change the zone to 'B'. It is not like the DVD regions where it is automatic. It has to be done manually then you have to change it back to our region to play zone 'A'. The player came with a piece of paper that shows you how to do it. Like most people you may have just ignored it. Hope this answers your question.
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Hi, Is this procedures applicable for Sony BDP-S570 blu-ray player bought in US as well
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To add to your question, you should Google different areas. here is one I found. http://reviews.cnet.com/blu-ray-players/sony-bdp-s185/4505-9991_7-35069566.html
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We've had this player for awhile, and just recently we haven't been able to play certain Blu-ray discs, either. Seems to be Universal discs. I feel like I'm wasting my money on Netflix because I've had to send back the last 4 movies without even watching them.
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Try putting in a USB memory stick and then updating firmware. You could plug another blu ray player in to this device using an optical digital cable. I plugged an Xbox in that way, until throwing the whole thing away and swearing off LG devices in this line. The player is junk and LG washed their hands of it and orphaned it.
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This device is multi-region for DVD out of the box. But it is not completely for BD as there is a Region Code Instructions set on a piece of paper. I tried it successfully on mine. - No disc inserted - Press "Setup" - Enter code "1369" - DVD code is set to 0 which means multi-region - Blu Ray code is 1 for region A, 2 for region B and 4 for region C - press "Setup" again to saveIf you set Blu Ray code to 2 it should now read your region B disk.
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I had to go into the settings and change the name to PC, which made it look much sharper like a regular monitor. I recall it's something like clicking in the HDMI that you're possibly using and then tools and search for PC I think. I installed a blu-ray player in my PC and keep having problems with software etc. For the costs, I could have bought a less hassle, much better blu-ray player without the annual software. Some of my blu-rays won't play and crash the computer to the point of shutting down on the PC alone. Doesn't seem to be a fix so far.
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Yeah I had the same problem. Although it appears that the blu ray disc player is immediately ready to reed any disc, there are a few steps to take in order to change each time the region your disc belongs to. First of all, press SETUP on your remote, then insert the 1369 code. Now press 1 to enable region A, 2 for region B, 3 for a region C disc... and finally press SETUP again. Enjoy your view!
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try thisPower Up the unit with NO Disc in the tray.Open the trayPress the SETUP Button on the remote controlNavigate to the PREFERENCES page using the Right Arrow KeyPress the DOWN ARROW one time to selectPress the 1 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 8 button on your remote controlPress the 9 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 1 button on your remote controlThe current Region Code Setting will displayUse the UP/DOWN Arrow Keys to select the region required or '0' for All RegionsPress the PLAY Button on the remote try thisPower Up the unit with NO Disc in the tray.Open the trayPress the SETUP Button on the remote controlNavigate to the PREFERENCES page using the Right Arrow KeyPress the DOWN ARROW one time to selectPress the 1 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 8 button on your remote controlPress the 9 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 1 button on your remote controlThe current Region Code Setting will displayUse the UP/DOWN Arrow... » Read More try thisPower Up the unit with NO Disc in the tray.Open the trayPress the SETUP Button on the remote controlNavigate to the PREFERENCES page using the Right Arrow KeyPress the DOWN ARROW one time to selectPress the 1 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 8 button on your remote controlPress the 9 button on your remote controlPress the 3 button on your remote controlPress the 1 button on your remote controlThe current Region Code Setting will displayUse the UP/DOWN Arrow Keys to select the region required or '0' for All RegionsPress the PLAY Button on the remote « Show Less
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For standard DVD's there is no need to change the region setting. In this unit it is automatically detected from the media. For Blu-Ray disks, it must be set. The unit ships with a piece of paper included in the packaging (at least mine did) that states the sequence to enter into the remote at start-up to access the factory settings menu and make the assignment.
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Yes, so far, I've played discs from Regions A and B. While the player automatically determines the region of any CD being played, it doesn't do that for blu rays. For these, one must turn off the unit, press either a "1" (for A), "2" (for B), or "3" (for C), then power on. No big deal.
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I tray to follow the one sheet instructions in order to play b and c zone regions Blu-Ray without any results. The device only play Zone A Blu-Rays. Can you help me ?César
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Turn the power off, press 1 for A, 2 for B, 3 for C, and then turn it back on (It doesn't turn back on automatically). The Bluray's should work. I just tried this with my Bluray's from England and it works perfectly.