DVD Player Unlock Codes MULTI / REGION FREE Play All

DVD Player Unlock Codes - MULTI / REGION FREE - Play all

Free your DVD player!

Unlock it so you can play DVDs from other countries, taking advantage of knockdown DVD prices and side-stepping film companies' overpriced UK distribution.

Ever wanted to be able to watch any region DVD's? Well now you can. I have all the information to allow you to change the region setting for almost each and every make and model of DVD players from standard players to DVD recorders. For example, most UK DVD players are set at watching only region 2 DVD but these instructions will alllow you to watch all region DVD's, such as ones bought from America, or anywhere in the world for that matter, which are much cheaper to buy!

How this all works

Virtually every DVD player is equipped with a secret special menu that allows you to change the region setting. Most UK DVD players are set to only play region 2 DVD disc's . Well with this information it will tell you in a step by step guide by simply using your DVD players remote control to type in a few numbers to instantly unlock your DVD player so you can start buying and watching those cheap region 1, 2, 3, 4, or region 5 DVD disc's. This is very easy to do, you do not need any technical experience, this is something anybody can do.

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Why should I do this?

It gives you access to a wider, cheaper range of DVDs, costs you nothing, and takes just a few minutes

By unlocking your machine, you'll be overriding 'region coding', which is designed by the DVD makers to stop you watching films distributed elsewhere. Region coding works by embedding a geographical code into both DVD discs and players; if the codes don't match up you can’t watch the disc.

The UK, as part of Europe, is Region 2. Yet irritatingly the US, Region 1 has more films, which are often released earlier and at better prices. Some Region 1 DVDs also include better special features, and sometimes less censorship. In a few niche cases (especially Anime/Manga), going multi-region'll give you access to a much wider selection.

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 Why are DVD players locked?

The answer is rooted in big business. DVD player manufacturers are keen to maintain good relationships with the big film studios; after all, they rely on each other. Studios have the power to interrupt DVD supply, so hardware makers don't want to get their backs up by releasing overtly multi-region machines.

It is possible to buy multi-region DVD players that allow you to play films from any country straight out of the box. However, many players which are supposedly region locked just require a number sequence typed into the remote control to free them of their digital shackles, and that's what we're focusing on here.

Is it legal?

It's perfectly above board, as DVD region coding isn't a product of law, it's a product of savvy Hollywood execs keen to maintain an iron grip on worldwide distribution. After all, it makes bad economic sense to have people cheaply importing films when they could be paying a premium for their own local releases.

Are there any risks?

It's arguable that altering your DVD player in any way is not recommended by the manufacturer and could invalidate your warranty. Yet, as it involves the impossible to detect pressing of a few buttons on the remote control, it's a grey area. I've not yet ever heard of anyone ever falling foul of this.

It's also worth noting a very small minority have experienced other issues after unlocking their player to play foreign films, such as freezing. However, you should easily be able to find out on the web if your player's known to become faulty or behave strangely after unlocking. I cannot accept any responsibility for whatever happens to your player on the back of using codes

Buy cheap DVDs worldwide

Now you've got a multi-region player, you can buy films from all over the world. This adds a new dimension to the DVD hunt, as the same film's various releases can vary hugely in both price and content. Thus, always make sure when ordering that the DVD includes everything you want, and has an audio track in English. The easy way to quickly find cheap prices is to use one of the specialist comparison sites.

The savings are often substantial, especially on box sets and other multi-disc packages. For example, if you buy the much-vaunted Heroes series 1 box-set from the UK, it's currently cheapest at ASDA, at just under £40. Yet you can get its region 1 counterpart from a US web retailer at just £23 delivered, saving a full £15 even though it's been shipped from the states.

Please Note:

Whilst there are currently over 180 A4 pages worth of codes, I cannot gurantee there will be a working code for all DVD players.  Some major brands such as Sony, Panasonic and Samsung etc have limited codes, feel free to ask in advance.

These are verified as working codes, and have been collected from many different sources.  Therefore they have not all been tested by myself, please also note that I am not liable for any damage caused while you are messing with your machine.  If you are at all unsure, please do not buy.

Please perform these at your own risk!