Hi! try this two steps i hope it will work on your unit.
Turn on with no disc in. On the remote control, press "SETUP". Select
"GENERAL" (certify that the "SETUP" is on "BASIC". Press "DISPLAY". Press
"CONDITION". Choose region code and quit "SETUP".
or
Remove any disc in the tray, Press the SETUP on the remote control. Move over
to GENERAL using the arrow keys; Select BASIC, Press DISPLAY - this will display
your region and firmware version. Press CONDITION/MEMORY (nothing is
displayed or changed on the screen). Press the REGION # required (i.e. 2 for
Region 2 etc). Press MENU to store.
SOURCE: Pioneer DV-410-V Region Free
Although I cannot guarantee that my methods will work a few individuals have succeded in doing the steps.
SOURCE: I have a sharp TV. Using the Pioneer DV 410 VK dvd
thourh coaxial or optical you can use a 5.1 amplified speaker check digital input compatible
SOURCE: pioneer DV 310 K region free
Step 1) Download the pioneer firmware here http://www.pioneerfaq.info/index.php?question=Firmwares
The site says the firmware only works on region 2 players. For this model it worked for my region 4 player in Australia
Step 2) Burn this file to a CD-ROM with name PIONEER as per these instructions - http://www.pioneerfaq.info/english/burn_guide.php
Step 3) Load the CD and your DVD player with ask you to flash the firmware. It says press play to start but instead HOLD DOWN ENTER during the entire process. DO NOT switch off your DVD during this time. When the tray opens take the CD ROM out but keep the DVD on. The flashing can take up two to three minutes. During this time HOLD DOWN ENTER ON THE REMOTE. The entire time!
Step 4) The DVD player will reboot. The tray should be empty. It will then load the tray back into the player. If the signal is disorted switch on and off.
Your done! Should work.
The most complex way of region freeing a DVD I have ever endured! :)
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Thank you! I will try this.
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