I still need the correct code sheet for changing Bluray regions. The answer above does not work. Anyone have the correct instructions?
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Make sure the power on the player is off. Then on the remote control, press number "1" for Zone A; or "2" for Zone B; or "3" for Zone C. The player will turn on automatically and be set for whichever zone you set it to (1, 2, or 3).
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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.
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This player only plays region 1 or all region meaning that the disc from that region example USA or Canada disc only. Hopes this answers the question. Good day!
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-Blu-Ray Zones A + B/C / DVD Regions 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 // DVD Regions are set to automatic / Switching Blu Ray Zones are done with the Remote Control. The unit must be in the power mode/normal stand by ........NOT QUICK START --- QUICK START MUST BE OFF *Turn Off the player by pressing power button on the remote, wait 5 seconds until it is OFF ....the *On the Remote Press button 1 for Blu Ray Zone A and Region 123456 DVD PAL/NTSC , or * On the Remote Press button 2 for Blu Ray Zone B and Region 123456 DVD PAL/NTSC, or On the Remote Press button 3 for Blu Ray Zone c and Region 123456 DVD PAL/NTSC *Turn the play ON and insert your DVD/BD // These instruction are on the separate sheet that came with unit and not in the Operating Instructions booklet. Again the key is that Zones can only be changed while the Quick Start Mode is off. The process is a little clunky, but it does work. I bought my unit so that I could watch the David Lynch collection I have. With the internet I am always finding programs I want to watch that are only available in Zone B.
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a different region player, say for the UK, will probably play the appropriate pal type video. This is region 1 thus works w/ NTSC
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Here's the problem. I have not yet found the solution to make this region free. If you search for the "patch" code crack, whatever you like to call it, you get a few solutions. It seems that some people got it to work, but there are a few including myself that hasn't (and I got mine here at amazon). I also have noticed that the region code that they are telling you to input is the Region 2 Player hack. The region 1 code they tell you to use 29334 has not worked for me. It might not be the correct code for the Region 1 player. ***SIDE NOTE If your looking to convert VHS to DVD, know that picture quality is really great, but on bad vhs tapes the audio goes out of sync and records that way throughout the rest of the movie. I have had this happen many times.
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I assume you're talking blu ray movies. Play them? probably, display them correctly? I mean the ones encoded at 25fps that aren't region lock, I don't think so but I've never tried them myself. For Region B locked Blu rays no unless the console is the pal version. Region Free I'm pretty sure means for games only, there is one game I know of that is an exception to this rule: Persona 4 Arena. In short no it will not play Pal encoded Blu Rays nor display them correctly.
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No, it's not a BluRay player, but it is 'multi-region'. Search Amazon for BluRay players if that's what you need.
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Thanks for that.Questions:1 Are there any known bugs resulting from switching to "region-free"?2 Can it be flipped back to NTSC?
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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
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I just put a dvd in and it plays it. I dont have to do anything to it. So no I do not have to chose a region code. It does it all by itself, put in the dvd and push play. I love it so far. I have dvds from America and from other Countries.
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As far as I know, you can make it all-region for DVD's ONLY. For blu-ray discs, you can't do anything.
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Dear S Mitra, my unit (BDX1400) will NOT play european (PAL) DVDs. It ejects them with the message "Wrong Region"Am I doing something wrong? How do you make it work?
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Apparently its a format issue. Any disc with BD-Java encoding will not resume. I like the higher res of bluray but hate pretty much everything else about the format. It is not consumer friendly in the least.
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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Couple questions:-Did the smaller files you converted play on the Latte?-What software are you using to do the conversions?-I know bluray movies come with digital versions, but I've not heard of this on DVD's. I have no idea if they copy-protected it from being reconverted somehow, wouldn't make any sense, but then again, most of the stuff they do doesn't make sense. It sounds like it's probably copy-protection, but I can't say for sure. Is the picture scrambled on the computer, before loading it onto the Latte?
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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_codeIt 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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try this Power Up the unit with NO Disc in the tray. Open the tray Press the SETUP Button on the remote control Navigate to the PREFERENCES page using the Right Arrow Key Press the DOWN ARROW one time to select Press the 1 button on your remote control Press the 3 button on your remote control Press the 8 button on your remote control Press the 9 button on your remote control Press the 3 button on your remote control Press the 1 button on your remote control The current Region Code Setting will display Use the UP/DOWN Arrow Keys to select the region required or '0' for All Regions Press the PLAY Button on the remote
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I don't know. I have only used Region 1. I believe the software handles this, like regular DVD's.