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Problem for Toshiba SD-P1400 Portable DVD Player with Screen
Toshiba SD-P1400
Please help me make region Free Toshiba SD-P1400
Thank You
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Comments:
May 21, 2008
- I live in Belgium Region 2 , and I bought a Toshiba SD-P1400 in the USA and the Europeanmovie DVDs do not work in the Toshiba SD-
1400.I have tried it several times and it
DOES NOT WORK in Europe. What can I do to make it region free? I would appreciate your
help on this matter since I've already paid for
service help on this site.
Regards,
Canio Masi
May 24, 2008
- Im sorry but i can't seem to fix it with the manual because there are 72 pages... I was wondering if you could tell me exactly how to fix my problem with writing steps down to make my dvd player Toshiba SD-P1400 into a free region. Thank You again,Canio Masi
Same Problem
Jan 05, 2009
- yes i have the sdame problem. anyone with a hack code please please let us know- ianjackieSolution #1
posted on May 21, 2008
what region this is set for now?
Toshiba's SDP1400 7-Inch Portable DVD Player is the must-have gadget for every technophile! It is a widescreen DVD player with a striking black rubberized finish with red accents. Now you can watch your DVDs anywhere--in style!
Key Features:
that itself says clearly that ur player is already region free.
bcz
click this link
there in Features section
look for these last two lines
The SD-P1400 supports DVD Video, DVD-R discs, VCD, and CD-Audio. Despite a clear region four marking on the box, the unit we tested with worked flawlessly with discs from other regions.
this clearly shows that the player must be capable of playing all kinds of disks.
so i think the problem lies with player.
http://audiovisual.kelkoo.co.uk/ps_9219318/127701.html
Comments:
May 21, 2008
- because your DVD player is already region free.May 21, 2008
- The Region-Free Toshiba SDP1400 7" Portable DVD Player with 100-220 volt capabilityToshiba's SDP1400 7-Inch Portable DVD Player is the must-have gadget for every technophile! It is a widescreen DVD player with a striking black rubberized finish with red accents. Now you can watch your DVDs anywhere--in style!
Key Features:
- 1-6 Region PAL and NTSC compatibility
- Diagonal Screen Size: 7 Widescreen Active Matrix
- Pixel Resolution: 480x234
- Disc Play: DVD/VCD/CD-R/CD/DVD-R/CD-RW
- VIDEO D/A Converter: 12bit/54mHz
- Resolution: 500 Lines
- AUDIO D/A Converter: 24bit/96kHz
- Dolby Digital/DTS Compatible
- MP3 Audio
- Virtual Surround 3D/Headphone
- JPEG Viewer
- Zoom
- Screen Saver
- Front Ops.
- Rubberized Cabinet Design
- Scan: x2, x4, x8, x16
- Slo-Motion: 1/2, 1/4, 1/8, 1/16
- Parental Lock
- Multi-Camera Angle Select
- Multi-Language Select
- Multi-Subtitle Select
- Remote Control
- Headphone: 2
- S-Video: 1
- RCA-Video: 1 (A/V In-Out)
- Digital Audio Out
- L-R Audio: 1 (A/V In-Out)
- A/V Input: (A/V In-Out)
- Battery: 3.5-Hour Lithium Ion
- Weight: 1.8 lbs without battery
- Box Weight: 5 lbs 8 oz
- Dimensions: 7.88 x 6.27 x 1.6 "
- 110-220 Volts
that itself says clearly that ur player is already region free.
May 21, 2008
- i think there is some problem with the productbcz
click this link
there in Features section
look for these last two lines
The SD-P1400 supports DVD Video, DVD-R discs, VCD, and CD-Audio. Despite a clear region four marking on the box, the unit we tested with worked flawlessly with discs from other regions.
this clearly shows that the player must be capable of playing all kinds of disks.
so i think the problem lies with player.
May 21, 2008
- also have a look at this linkhttp://audiovisual.kelkoo.co.uk/ps_9219318/127701.html
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Solution #2
posted on May 21, 2008
the manual for this player can be found here and you can find what you need to do within it. I will post the exact page number in a little while
http://tacpservice.toshiba.com/CONSUMERPRODUCTSUPPORT/Manuals/portables/SD-P1400_E.pdf
Please let me know if you have any other questions
It looks like the player only plays region 1 DVDs which means that any DVDs not from the US will not work and this player can't change regions unfortunately. I would see if Toshiba will replace it in Belgium for you for one with your region. Let me know if you have any further questions or need anything else.
good luck on whatever you decide to do now
Have a Great Day!
http://tacpservice.toshiba.com/CONSUMERPRODUCTSUPPORT/Manuals/portables/SD-P1400_E.pdf
Please let me know if you have any other questions
Comments:
May 21, 2008
- Sorry for not getting back to you soonerIt looks like the player only plays region 1 DVDs which means that any DVDs not from the US will not work and this player can't change regions unfortunately. I would see if Toshiba will replace it in Belgium for you for one with your region. Let me know if you have any further questions or need anything else.
good luck on whatever you decide to do now
Have a Great Day!
May 24, 2008
- Like I said before, this DVD player isn't a region free player, it only reads region 1 dvds and nothing else. Your options are to only watch region 1 DVDs or to take it to a place and switch it with your local region playerYes
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Solution #3
posted on Jun 07, 2008
[Copy and Paste from VideoHelp.com]
You do not need a disc installed.
- Turn on the player and wait until it says "No disc".
- Press "memory" on the remote (for mine, I had to select "shift" then "memory").
- Select the region number you want or 0 for all regions.
- Press "play".
- Turn off the player then turn it back on.
The player should now be set to the region you selected or be region free.
["End" Copy and Paste from VideoHelp.com]
That should work, Ekse found it at the same place or another. Videohelp.com should be in your bookmarks as it has more help than you can imagine when it comes to DVD players or all kinds, especially the undocumented hacks.
You do not need a disc installed.
- Turn on the player and wait until it says "No disc".
- Press "memory" on the remote (for mine, I had to select "shift" then "memory").
- Select the region number you want or 0 for all regions.
- Press "play".
- Turn off the player then turn it back on.
The player should now be set to the region you selected or be region free.
["End" Copy and Paste from VideoHelp.com]
That should work, Ekse found it at the same place or another. Videohelp.com should be in your bookmarks as it has more help than you can imagine when it comes to DVD players or all kinds, especially the undocumented hacks.
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Solution #4
posted on May 24, 2008
Multi-Region Hacks for Domestic DVD Players
you can check out the link but this may require to download unlock firmware and Some unlock method require you to burn a CD (firmware update)
http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/info/multiregion/ this will make your dvd multiregion
you can check out the link but this may require to download unlock firmware and Some unlock method require you to burn a CD (firmware update)
http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/info/multiregion/ this will make your dvd multiregion
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Solution #5
posted on May 24, 2008
The only way to help you my dear is to spend some money and definitely your problem will got solve very quickly...just visit the link
http://www.alldvdcodes.com/
type Toshiba SD-P1400 at the search bar and enter ,the first link you will get is for SD-p1400 select and follow the onscreen procedure,this is the fastest solution and i know nothing else will do......because already i have searched a lot..
My friend you can download the manual if you need from the link below
http://tacpservice.toshiba.com/CONSUMERPRODUCTSUPPORT/Manuals/portables/SD-P1400_E.pdf
http://www.alldvdcodes.com/
type Toshiba SD-P1400 at the search bar and enter ,the first link you will get is for SD-p1400 select and follow the onscreen procedure,this is the fastest solution and i know nothing else will do......because already i have searched a lot..
My friend you can download the manual if you need from the link below
http://tacpservice.toshiba.com/CONSUMERPRODUCTSUPPORT/Manuals/portables/SD-P1400_E.pdf
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Solution #6
posted on May 24, 2008
You do not need a disc installed.
- Turn on the player and wait until it says "No disc".
- Press "memory" on the remote (for mine, I had to select "shift" then "memory").
- Select the region number you want or 0 for all regions.
- Press "play".
- Turn off the player then turn it back on.
The player should now be set to the region you selected or be region free.
- Turn on the player and wait until it says "No disc".
- Press "memory" on the remote (for mine, I had to select "shift" then "memory").
- Select the region number you want or 0 for all regions.
- Press "play".
- Turn off the player then turn it back on.
The player should now be set to the region you selected or be region free.
Comments:
May 24, 2008
- If that doesn't work you might need to get a hacked firmware to the player. Or a mod chip but I don't know more at this time.Yes
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