I had read that the Sony BDP-S500 was, but can't find any hard evidence of it online.
sargey Astra CDTI SRI Dec 4, 2008 #1 I had read that the Sony BDP-S500 was, but can't find any hard evidence of it online.
MrMark RARE Unmolested Corsa sxi Dec 4, 2008 #2 just looked at a couple of my blu-ray movies and i cant see the region code on there. So i guess they are all region free?
just looked at a couple of my blu-ray movies and i cant see the region code on there. So i guess they are all region free?
S sneeks Citroen DS3 DSport Dec 4, 2008 #3 Most BD's are not region locked so it's rare you'll have difficulty playing them on any BD player.
S sneeks Citroen DS3 DSport Dec 4, 2008 #5 This will give you an idea of which movies are/are not region free http://movietyme.blogspot.com/?osCsid=5b79d27145de92eaa75fa5b533c35896 http://www.movietyme.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=355
This will give you an idea of which movies are/are not region free http://movietyme.blogspot.com/?osCsid=5b79d27145de92eaa75fa5b533c35896 http://www.movietyme.com/catalog/default.php?cPath=355
D dk 911 GTS Cab Dec 4, 2008 #6 i wouldn't quite say it was most are not region coded, quite a few are, some distributors do some don't, fox and disney for example tend to. BEst thing is to check out axelmusic as they tend to be accurate. These days though its sometimes cheaper to buy them in the UK and sometimes theya re also released here first, its changed alot since the 90's!
i wouldn't quite say it was most are not region coded, quite a few are, some distributors do some don't, fox and disney for example tend to. BEst thing is to check out axelmusic as they tend to be accurate. These days though its sometimes cheaper to buy them in the UK and sometimes theya re also released here first, its changed alot since the 90's!