happygirl81 wrote:
that only applys to PC? can i make the Dvd player play region 2 too? or also can I buy a dvd player that plays region 2 dvd? wonder if they sell that in singapore
My suggestion is to make your PC DVD player region-free. It's very simple and easy to do, and it's free.
You can check the Internet for instructions on how to change a dedicated DVD player from region-coded to region-free.
Or you could buy a region-free DVD player.
But it makes little sense to buy a region-2 DVD player. That seems a waste of money, because, without change, it would only play region 2 disks. Also, do you really want to have to check the region code of each disk before you play it, to know which region-coded player it will work on?
To make your PC region-free for DVDs:
DVD43 removes most types of copy protection found on movie DVDs. DVD43 is compatible with Microsoft
Windows Vista (32), Windows XP, and Windows 2000.
DVD43 does not work with Vista 64 bit. You would need a different software for that system.
For a more complete description of how to change a PC to a region-free DVD player, read the guide at:
http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/articles/region.html
But if you have a PC with Microsoft Windows Vista (32), Windows XP, or Windows 2000:
just download DVD43, install it on your PC, and see how it works for you.
The program is free, small size, and works well.