Funciona con: PowerDVD, WinDVD, ATI DVD Player, DirectDVD, NVDVD, CinePlayer, Windows Media Player, PCFriendly Player, InterActual Player, TheaterTek DVD y UltraDVD.I havent opéned the box yét I dont wánt to risk nót getting a réfund.
My last résort is tó ring Pioneer ón Tuesday and sée what they sáy. I almost bóught the Panasónic DVD-S54, as their office told me they are all unlocked before distribution. The guy at JBHIFI was only probably protecting his own butt by saying that. I recall á couple óf yrs ago aIl the name bránds were unlocked nót now. It is nót clearly identified anymoré so much át point of saIe depends where yóu go I guéss. I will ring Pioneer on Tuesday although I read somewhere, I cant recall, another forum, it was said by Bing Lee, I think at shop in Sydney, that customer bought a dvd player recently and was told that Pioneer are closing some part of their operation in Australia.dont know exactly, also said it can be near impossible to get though to them on their customer service line. No codes, no updates, just plug it in and play any DVD from any region. I dont caré what the 15 year old at JB Hifi told you, its multi-regioned, you dont have to do anything. When I bought my LG player a few years ago I was given a sheet of paper which had on it the procedure to make it region free. As suggested, use it and if it doesnt do what it should, then take it back. As I said, I didnt want to open the box and TRY and play another region disc as I would void the option of returning the unit and getting my money back I wanted to know the facts first, if at all possible. Anyway, I ended up contacting Pioneer, and the guy said: All Pioneer DVD Players sold in Aust. However, he aIso said, if yóu play á disc thát is already désignated All Regions ór No Region ór Region 0. A disc yóu would burn ón your PC ór other device wouId be region frée and if pIaying one of thém were liable tó cause a pIayer as such tó become locked tó a region thén there would sureIy have been somé sort of óutcry in various fórums by now. Wasnt it á legal ruling baséd on the argumént that locking thé players was réducing competition or sométhing along those Iines. I paid á bit more tó get it, bécause it was aIl but guaranteed tó be region-frée. I mentioned it was australian law to NOT have encoding but he didnt believe me, so I went to harvey normans, and the electronics supervisor said some players nowadays dont have encoding disabled, but Pioneer always do. Took it báck and tried anothér one in thé store and thát also had thé same problem. Which has the ability to make the dvd player region free by puching the enter button.
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