Subject	Some countries have their DVDs encoded in different formats>
Posted by	FLY 1 (DallaZ) on January 04, 2001 at 5:56 PM
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In Reply To	what does a multi-region dvd player do? (n/m) posted by NIZZAN on January 04, 2001 at 04:02 PM
Message	Say, you bought a DVD disk from Japan and you tried to play back home in US, but the players here in North America are not capable to decode the format. There are N. America format, Europe format, Asia format(also sub divided to Japan, China and I think there is also another one...... can't remember). So if you bought a Pioneer DVD player here in US, you could also play the DVD disks from Asia, not sure about the Europe version tho. Erick
Follow Ups	NZR...questions about DVD players... - RobTTZ (SF,CA) 14:46:37 01/04/01 Multi-region? I didn't think there were that many out there - Kamaitachi (Dokuzetsu) 14:48:40 01/04/01 look into the apex models, supposed to work (n/m) - TelZX 14:54:09 01/04/01 i have seen many including APEX models... - RobTTZ (SF,CA) 15:35:29 01/04/01 I have a Raite player that can be cracked, Sampo is fine too (n/m) - Kamaitachi (Dokuzetsu) 17:58:38 01/04/01 multi-region are illegal aren't they? (n/m) - Grec (East Bay, CA) 15:21:11 01/04/01 all the PIONEERs will do> - FLY 1 (DallaZ) 15:57:39 01/04/01 what does a multi-region dvd player do? (n/m) - NIZZAN 16:02:26 01/04/01 Some countries have their DVDs encoded in different formats> - FLY 1 (DallaZ) 17:56:32 01/04/01 for house or computer? (n/m) - 300FRVR 18:07:37 01/04/01 Heard that the orig. PSIIs in Japan could play all regions > - Q 23:45:53 01/04/01
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