Australian dvd doesnt play on my dvd player

hi, I think this may help. what you need to do first of all is change the default player for DVD's from Toshiba Video Player to Windows Media Player, cant remember off hand how to do that but should be in manual, but try this. go to windows control panel, select 'Default Programs' and click on it, then select 1st option 'Set Your Default Programs' a list of all programs will come up, look for Windows Media Player and click on it, then choose one of the options on the right. The top one sets as default, the bottom one allows you to set file types to open with the program. this should work as it is telling your system to launch that program for DVD's etc, If you cant find your control panel, simply click Start and type it in the little box that appears just above it.
hope this helps

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Australian and U.S. televisions have different amounts of pixels and are incompatible.

Cheers, Timo.

Hey! You need to have a free region dvd player to do that. You can find them at you local shop.

hey, try going to this address...i went on here the other day and got my dad's dvd player to go to all regions...incredibly easy instructions too...
best of luck!!

depends on the region of the dvd and the region of the movie's
not all dvd players play all regions

how did you go with this?

Play it on your pc....

Try this (for a LH-T360SE)

Open disk tray and press 0000, a two line menu appears with "Edit Region _" and "Region Code:x" put in required region (presumably 0) and press enter. Region Code:0 appears. power off and enjoy.

region code 0 is No region restrictions.

This will fix it.........

http://www.dvdcodes.net/newCodesAZ/codesN/NAD/NADT562.php