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I recently imported a pair of headrest DVD players from the US to the UK and am trying to make them Region 2 or Region Free. I couldn't find anything in the DVD Hack List for these players, so tried a couple of the more common ones. By luck, I found that entering 1-3-7-9 in the SetupGeneral menu popped a hidden menu with versions etc where the Region setting is also displayed, highlighted in green (1st pic) I also found that entering 1-3-7-9 on the SetupPreferences menu popped up another menu showing just the Region Code in a grey box (2nd pic) On either screen, no matter what I press on the remote control, I'm not able to change the region code. I would guess this firmware/OS is used in lots of portable DVD players, so I was hoping someone in this forum might be able to give me some pointers on what to try next. Any suggestions??
(I've already tried entering 2-9-6-0 on the SetupExit menu but that doesn't do anything!). I wish you luck as you've already gotten farther than I would guessed but you need to consider the very real possibility that this will never be unlocked. 1) Speciality players, including DVD/VCR combos, TV/DVD combos, portables, and car players have always been almost impossible to unlock under the best of circumstances and today is no longer the best of circumstances for anything sold in the USA. 2) Most USA/Canada sold DVD players are incapable of doing anything constructive with PAL video. So it would not surprise me at all even if you are somehow able to unlock it (which I still think is unlikely) that you will find that it is unable to play any PAL DVDs. I'm sorry but the harsh reality is what we tell you UK guys over and over again when you buy electronics from the USA and post here asking how to unlock it - you probably wasted your money. There's no push for region free stuff over here because 99% of consumers are both uninterested in 'foreign' video formats (ie.
PAL) and unaware that there even are differences. Plus, US manufacturers have just assumed for years that 'nobody wants to play DVDs from other regions'. Add to that the fact that Hollywood puts enormous pressure on all manufacturers to not make any region free players available in the USA and Canada and you are facing some long odds on this task. Hello, Did you get any further? I have the same problem.
We bought an Ford Explorer and our car has Invision Revolution IIG dvd players in the headrests. Naturally Region 1.
I am also trying to get the information on how to set them to Region 2 or Region = (plays both regions) The reason behind the Regions is the fact that in the past (now not any more!!!- so there is no reason for these regions anymore) was that films were released in the US 6 to 9 months before they were released in Europe. To avoid that people in Europe would buy the already in the US available dvds of new films before they were released in the cinemas in Europe was the reason behind these region codes. Now films are in cinemas in US and Europa at the same time, so the grounds for regions are not there any more. Then for us there is even an other reason: We now have the capability of playing region 1 in Europe, what was not wanted.
So what is the ground for a manufacturer to not assist us here to give us the codes and how to change the region. Now I connect a European DVD player to the Invision player in the car and then the film can be seen though the Invision players in the car. Not really convenient. But it shows the players do show PAL, Also it says in the manual VIDEO DISPLAY SYSTEM: NTSC / PAL So you are right the are capable of playing PAL (For Europe the importer seems to be in Germany - have not found out who they are yet). WhenI find out how to change the region I will directly inform you, hope you will do the same for me. Hello, The reason behind the Regions is the fact that in the past (now not any more!!!- so there is no reason for these regions anymore) was that films were released in the US 6 to 9 months before they were released in Europe.
To avoid that people in Europe would buy the already in the US available dvds of new films before they were released in the cinemas in Europe was the reason behind these region codes. Now films are in cinemas in US and Europa at the same time, so the grounds for regions are not there any more. Well, officially that was the reason and you are right that for the most part (there are exceptions though) films are in cinemas in the US and Europe at the same time now. However, Hollywood has always been what we call a 'control freak'. They still see value in putting region codes on DVDs and trying to prevent people from buying DVDs outside their regions. A lot of what Hollywood does doesn't really make a lot of sense, but they do it anyway.
To be somewhat fair, part of the reason may be that foreign distributors have different licensing than North American ones and there may be contracts where Hollywood is required to region lock movies on DVD so that the distributor in Europe doesn't have to compete with import sales from the USA. Anyway, it's kind of ugly but you do always have the option to rip your region 2 DVDs and reburn them (shrinking them down to single layer size before burning if you need to or want to). Ripping will make them region free. If you don't have to do it a lot it might be manageable to do this from time to time just burning to DVD+/-RW discs and using those when you're in the car. Hi I recently bought Invision Revution DVD Headrests for my Ford Explorer off eBay and found they are region 4 not region 1 for the USA.
I have tried steps above which don't seem to work to change the region code. I did find useful that entering 1-3-7-9 in the setup shows the region code. I also found that entering 2-4-6-8 in setup reveals a display which states hidden menu but does not show anything to change or program. Can someone please help me. I tried entering 7-7-play but does not seem to help me. Let me know if anyone has any ideas or solutions.