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Commercial DVD uses region code as a protection to prevent from playing on DVD players and DVD drives with different region codes. A European DVD in playback will encounter trouble in North America unless there is a region-free DVD player or DVD region killer software to circumvent all region codes.

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In the early 2000's this was the official website for DVD Region X software which solved this issue for Britain, Australia, and Germany.
Jump to 2018 and there is now a vast market for this type of software which removes region codes, thus enabling the user to copy DVDs for a trouble-free playback.
Content is from the site's 2002 archived pages.

PROBLEM:
If a user of the Playstation 2 wants to play media from outside his 4-zone, he could do so only with an additionally inserted chip or a smart card. According to some legal experts, this is legal as long as no copies of games or films can be made.

But that's exactly the problem: Most of the 'crack chips' available not only make it possible to play, but also to copy the protected products.

SOLUTION:
DVD Region X is the solution to this problem.
The package of software and dongle is available in a number of countries via Amazon. After installation, DVDs with any country code in PAL and NTSC format should be able to play without problems.

In general, region codes don't apply to recordable DVDs. A DVD that you make on a PC with a DVD burner or in a home DVD video recorder will play in all regions (but don't forget NTSC vs. PAL differences,. Region codes do not apply to DVD-Audio.

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An aside: It's true that nothing has impacted home entertainment quite like DVD. Although Blu-ray and Internet Streaming have taken a big bite out of DVD sales, there are still millions of discs in circulation being bought, sold, and viewed around the World. Even in 2018 wqe still have to contend with DVD Region Coding.

DVD regions are assigned as follows:

• REGION 1 -- USA, Canada
• REGION 2 -- Japan, Europe, South Africa, Middle East, Greenland
• REGION 3 -- S.Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Parts of South East Asia
• REGION 4 -- Australia, New Zealand, Latin America (including Mexico)
• REGION 5 -- Eastern Europe, Russia, India, Africa
• REGION 6 -- China
• REGION 7 -- Reserved for Unspecified Special Use
• REGION 8 -- Reserved for Cruise Ships, Airlines, etc..
• REGION 0 or REGION ALL -- Discs are uncoded and can be played Worldwide, however, PAL discs must be played in a PAL-compatible unit and NTSC discs must be played in an NTSC-compatible unit.

Supposedly such coding is a tool to protect copyright and film distribution rights (in other words, movie studio profits). Movies are sometimes released in theaters in different parts of the world at different times throughout the year. What is a summer blockbuster in the U.S. may end up being the Christmas blockbuster overseas. When that occurs, the DVD version of the movie may be available in the U.S. while the movie is still showing in theaters in another region.
Movie companies do not want a friend in the U.S. to send a DVD copy of the film to the country where it is in theatrical release. Movie studio executive want to reap maximum profits from the theatrical releases. However, if you are a consumer wanting to see a movie that is available on DVD in your relative's or friend's country but not in yours, you may have to wait quite a while unless...you can purchase a Code Free DVD player, which is a modified version of stock DVD players in which the region coding function has been disabled or if you can 'hack' your current DVD player using a series of remote control commands to enable it to play DVD from other regions. So even in 2018, the same issues addressed on this site in 2008 are still around. DO realize that Region Code hacking your DVD player or PC is perfectly legal - but it may void your warranty. And then there is also an additional hitch in the DVD Region Code madness. The analog video world is also divided into the NTSC and PAL video systems. Consumer may need a multi-system TV to access DVDs pressed in one of these systems. This is difficult in the U.S. market, where all analog video is based on the NTSC system where as most consumers in Europe and some other parts of the world own TVs that can view DVDs pressed in either NTSC or PAL. It's enough to make you crazy. With the increase in communication and travel, information and entertainment is able to be accessed just about anywhere at any time.

I speak from experience. A year ago my company informed me that I was being transferred to Europe for two years. My wife and I scrambled to find professional movers who would be able to help us with a trans Atlantic move. The Baltimore movers - hampdenmoving.com is a company we had used in the past, and is a partner with one of the largest agency families in the world. After our great experience we fully trust this local family Baltimore movers for any move, short or long haul. They were able to guide our move to Brussels, ensuring that all of our possessions arrived safely and on time. Thank goodness for their professionalism as Hampden’s trained experts explained each step of the relocation process. When we arrived in Europe, however, our DVD player sold in the U.S. would not play any European DVD's. Discovering the solution to the problem..buying a Code-Free DVD player. Of course then we encountered another issue with our US made DVD's. Apparently, 'Hollywood' has instituted another layer of coding on select region 1 DVDs called RCE (Regional Coding Enhancement). This prevents select region 1 DVDs from playing on Code-Free DVD players. So some of our US DVD's would play on the Code-Free DVD player and some wouldn't. Perhaps the movie studios and their profits would be better served by releasing films and videos at the same time everywhere. Not only would consumers be better served, but the cost of region coding and the need for after-market Code-Free DVD players would become less desirable.

FAQ & Support

Easter Eggs are hidden features put in DVD's by the studios to keep you entertained. Among the wonderous delights to be found lurking within your DVD's you are likely to find mobile ring tones, out-takes and hidden interviews.