Can I play Region 0 DVD's on this computer?
627724
As far as i know you can use downloadable programs and software such as vlc media player which allows you to play a dvd regardless of the region.p.s Im not a computer wiz when it comes to dvds but im sure with a few minutes of research you can come up with your answer.VLC Media Player-( http://www.downloadster.org/lp/vlc-player/354/?_u=8lgn9qing2ajg83bhfvbh70bappahscpb17bum2a2ko2lp9rs331-28238245d0382006e38babdfc4b8d8f6 )
627725
never tried. I did however have a problem with network settings at first. I just changed the regional settings on that. As far as Region 0, I don't know what that is.
1681348
you can play nearly any region dvd on your pc simply by putting it in your system's dvd player and setting the region to the proper number upon being requested by the popup window. some dvds bypass this, according to an italian dvd we purchased online that did not require resetting. you may change the region only 5 times, however, before your systems's set permanently to the last region.
1279888
no, it plays only dvd/cd of all region. for blue ray you need one all region.
1472554
I wish I could tell you 100% yes. It says it is all region free and will play any dvd from any country or region so I imagination it would. I know this answer it's that helpful but so far mine has never given me a problem with any region I've tried. I hope this helps.
1133261
It plays my DVDs from US and Europe. However, since I am using windows I still needed to set a region code for the drive. You need a software like AnyDVD to overcome the Reagion Code issue.
674115
Unfortunately this won't work with foreign DVDs - it will only play region 1 (USA) discs. I just saw some region-free players available here on Amazon. Consider those as they will play foreign discs. As for CDs, any DVD player will play them, even if you burned them yourself (the only ones that won't play burned CDs are really old players - all newer ones will without issues). Hope this helps - good luck with your selection!
614007
Hmm. Good question. I play DVDs directly in my computer. But if you want to hook up the Toshiba multi-region to your PC and are playing another region DVD in in it, I wonder if the PC will reject that other-region DVD?
399413
As far as I know they are all region free out of the box. I read it somewhere down the line that they can play all regions from the get go.
48075
My region 2 DVDs play fine. Make sure you have the region-free version of the BDX1400 and not the regular BDX1400.
1895824
You can't play a non region DVD on your computer. You have to have a non region DVD player. I bought one from Amazon that is real nice for forty something dollars.
799899
No, It will not allow you watch DVDs purchsed outside US! But there must be a way to change the region setting!
792127
You have to set a region first (which I don't want to do) because the drive comes region-free (with firmware level RPC-2). As is, I have tried playing a Region 2 DVD from Japan using MPC HC, VLC and Power DVD 10 and only MPC was able to open the disk but the image was heavily pixelized and it eventually crashed.
1552949
Tv isn't the issue as all you need to do is hook up bd player to any tv around the world with hdmi. This player can play dvds and be discs from any region. I've tried discs from Japan, Europe, and U.S.
1330456
I have an LG BD670 and a Toshiba BDX2250KU and both play region 0 PAL format dvds
1957997
Strange, everywhere I've read states that Toshiba players are region free. I think the thing is with some euro discs is that they require you to use HDMI or they get downscaled to 480p. That's the only problem I've read about yet and it's only on some of them. Maybe that was the case and the T.V. was trying to do 1080i/p and wasn't prepared for it so it didn't allow a picture. Are you using component or HDMI?
2021398
It was my understanding that the DVDs were region sensitive not the players. But what do I know.
774190
Yes. This is a Region 0 DVD, and so should play on all UK (and most European) DVD players.