Will it work on a uk DVD?
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I think its regional code free, it works on my german blu ray player without any problems
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I'm not sure...don't know what the differences would be...but love the piloxing system!!
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Hi. I'm not sure? I live in The U.S.. I'm sure if you have a region 1 compatible dvd player it might work. Hope that helps.
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No will not play region B Blu Rays from the uk but will play normal dvds from the UK and Europe region 2 discs.
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Yes, my brother records programmes in the UK and sends them to us. We've found the Phillips dvd players work great on all formats.
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I am sorry, I can't help you there as I am in the UK and bought the DVD player for my partner who lives in the US so she could watch Region 2 DVDs. I would suggest you contact Toshiba. Otherwise, you can sometimes get a universal remote that can be adapted to work on your player.
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I believe so. We bought it because I accidentally bought whole set DVD from Australia. Lol. It played fine.
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I have played a DVD from France and it worked. The same French video did not work in the other regular regional DVD player that we had.
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Hi there - short answer is yes - just hook it up and it'll play any DVD - I play discs from both UK and US on my US TV and they work fine
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This unit claims to play all regions. I personally have played American and Chinese DVD's and BluRay's; therefore I am sure it will play UK too. It is a very fine machine that I highly recommend.
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Yes it will definitely play UK (PAL) DVDs on a US TV and vis versa. The input voltages on these models and other dual mode DVDs tend to be dual 50 to 60 HZ / 110 to 220v inputs. All DVDs players can actually be set internally to output PAL or NTSC. I would not recommend this one due to the fact it has been internally converted to play PAL and / or NTSC and is based on a model for use in Asia where a non PAL / NTSC standard is used. I would recommend the Pioneer models as a more robust versions as they typically tend to be true dual mode players (PAL / NTSC). There is a tendency for DVD players that have been internally converted (sometimes by the supplier) to fail to a default for example if converted from an NTSC machine to also output PAL, will fail and only output NTSC. But yes it will play UK DVDs.
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would it be compatible if we use a transformer that we use of our US DVD player in the UK
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There is a UK version of the flip that has PAL TV output for Europe. It just started selling a couple of weeks ago. So that one's TV output should work on UK televisions. Check out: http://www.flipvideo.co.uk/index.html For viewing on a computer, any flip (US or UK) will work.
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Hi Justin, I did not get to play my region 2 dvd's from the UK on it. I played region 4 , Australia, and USA regions and it was fine for those. If yours isn't playing region 2, or any region for that matter, I would call Samsung and find out why due to it being a multi region player. There # is 1800-726-7864. Hope your able to get better help that I did. Cheers Lesley.
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Hi there. So I wasn't sure about this question, but i looked it up online;as far as I know, there shouldn't be a problem. If there is, however, you can change the region code on your dvd player, here's a link that explains how it works: http://www.wisebread.com/make-your-dvd-player-region-free-in-seconds Also, I believe that dvds work regardless on a laptop, so if you don't feel like fiddling around with your dvd player, you should just be able to play it on your computer. I hope this helps!
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It depends on where the sound comes from. If from the DVD it will work fine. It is everything you would hope for.
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I played a region 2 DVD(UK) In The Machine The Other day and It Played Automatically With No Problem
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Otto, The answer is yes for most but not all. go this site to check if your player is listed. http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks I think region 0 is the setting for all regions. Good luck. EdCherif