I tried the above steps, but each time when restarting the DVD player, it said 'reset' and asked for the language to be selected again. Pressing the "Fast Forward Fast Rewind Fast Forward Up Down" sequence caused the player to lock up and require powering off at the wall.
I found on another web site that there are different initial sequences. Once I use the one for Region 2, it worked fine.
I found the instructions below on another web site, but it worked for me...
Good luck!
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my divx registration went away by doing this.... is there anyway i can get it back??? i cant play any movies from my pendrive... my email id is [email protected] plzzzzz help..... plzzzzz reply....
my divx registration went away by doing this.... is there anyway i can get it back??? i cant play any movies from my pendrive... my email id is [email protected] plzzzzz help..... plzzzzz reply....
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Hey mate,
Follow the steps below:
Getting to the grid - (make sure the disc tray is closed)
1) Repeat button (not the A-B)
2) Rewind
3) Next Chapter
4) Fast Forward
5) Previous Chapter
6) Play
Take a note of the highlighted numbers (just in case!)
You need to make your player region 2 first then region 0
Using the grid make your player into region 2 by highlighting the numbers 2,8,19,21,22,24 then PLAY (this will turn your player off - you need to turn it back on)
THEN
Fast Forward
Fast Rewind
Fast Forward
Up
Down
You should see a 0 on the top right corner!!!
Hope this helps..
Wendy & Javi (from Australia!!!!!)
my divx registration went away by doing this.... is there anyway i can get it back??? i cant play any movies from my pendrive... my email id is [email protected] plzzzzz help..... plzzzzz reply....
THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH, it worked! dumbasses at Samsung said it
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH , IT WORKED! the dumbasses at Samsung, it cannot be done, thank you
I have tried this and everything went like you said but now I can't see anything at all, every disc says that it can't be read. do you know why that would happen?
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Hey mate,
Follow the steps below:
Getting to the grid - (make sure the disc tray is closed)
1) Repeat button (not the A-B)
2) Rewind
3) Next Chapter
4) Fast Forward
5) Previous Chapter
6) Play
Take a note of the highlighted numbers (just in case!)
You need to make your player region 2 first then region 0
Using the grid make your player into region 2 by highlighting the numbers 2,8,19,21,22,24 then PLAY (this will turn your player off - you need to turn it back on)
THEN
Fast Forward
Fast Rewind
Fast Forward
Up
Down
You should see a 0 on the top right corner!!!
Hope this helps..
Wendy & Javi (from Australia!!!!!)
Both here and on another site, you forgot to mention you need to press REPEAT before you press FF FR FF UP DOWN
my divx registration went away by doing this.... is there anyway i can get it back??? i cant play any movies from my pendrive... my email id is [email protected] plzzzzz help..... plzzzzz reply....
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DVD region codes are a digital-rights management technique designed to allow film distributors to control aspects of a release, including content, release date, and price, according to the region.DVD video discs may be encoded with a region code restricting the area of the world in which they can be played.
The American DVD Copy Control Association in California requires that DVD-player manufacturers incorporate the regional-playback control (RPC) system - according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, an Australian government agency.[1]
There are six different official regions and two informal variations.[citation needed] DVDs may use one code, a combination of codes (Multi-Region), most codes (Region 0) or every code/no codes (Region All). The commercial DVD player specification requires that a player to be sold in a given place not play discs encoded for a different region; however, region-free DVD players are also commercially available.[2] In addition, many DVD players can be modified to be region-free, allowing playback of all discs.[3]
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