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You maybe able to get region free code for your player from these WEB sites.
Unlock DVD Players - Region Free Code
www.dvdexploder.com/ www.download-info.com/dvd/index_new.htm

If you have a Windows Installation DVD at hand, you can do as below:Step 1. Insert the DVD into your detective computer and reboot; Windows Error RecoveryStep 2. Set language, time and keyboard;Step 3. Click "Repair your computer";Step 4. If you have more than one systems on your computer, choose the one you want to repair;Step 5. Click "Startup Repair" to start restoring your Windows;Step 6. After startup repair is done, you need to take out the DVD and reboot the PC.
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If you have a Windows Installation DVD at hand, you can do as below:Step 1. Insert the DVD into your detective computer and reboot; Windows Error RecoveryStep 2. Set language, time and keyboard;Step 3. Click "Repair your computer";Step 4. If you have more than one systems on your computer, choose the one you want to repair;Step 5. Click "Startup Repair" to start restoring your Windows;Step 6. After startup repair is done, you need to take out the DVD and reboot the PC.
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Step 1: Determine the make and model of your DVD player.
Step 2: Repost yoru question, being sure to include the information from Step 1.

Try these WEB sites.
REGION FREE CODES FOR DVD & BLU-RAY
www.dvdexploder.com/www.videohelp.com/dvdhackswww.download-info.com/dvd/index_new.htm

Hello - I don't have this player but my people tell me this user hack works:

• Step 1 : Switch the DVD player to Power On & the TV also.
• Step 2 : Press "Setup" key on the DVD remote
• Step 3 : Scroll down & select "Preferences"
• Step 4 : Press the following number : "138931" from the DVD remote keys
• Step 5 : Region code will appear. Scroll up or down & select "0" (Zero)
• Step 6 : After selecting "0" Press "OK" or "Enter"

The player should now be region free & capable of playing discs from all regions.

The one caveat is that if you have a different firmware version this hole might have been closed. It's easy enough to try and can't damage anything.

Enjoy (hopefully) your new world of DVD's.


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Mikeywaf

Hello there,

Step 1: test a new Disc does it freeze with any DVD or bluray Disc

if it doesn't then its a bad Disc, If it does then move onto Step 2

Step 2: Remove the power from the unit power cord and all

Step 3: update the software on the unit
if both of these steps fail move onto the next step

Step 4: Default the unit from the software in the unit

if this step fails let me know and we move onto more Step's i hope this was helpful and don't forget to Rate

Hello there,

Is this problem on all DVD S that this unit is playing if so move on to Step 1 if not then its the DVD problem .

Step 1: check The Audio connections on the player

Step 2: Update the software

Step 3: try using different connections I E if you are using HDMI use the AV cables

Step 4: if all steps have failed default the player

Step 5: if that fails the unit is bad and needs to be repaired

if you need any help with a step let me know thank you and don't forget to Rate

Step 1) Download the pioneer firmware here http://www.pioneerfaq.info/index.php?question=Firmwares

The site says the firmware only works on region 2 players. For this model it worked for my region 4 player in Australia

Step 2) Burn this file to a CD-ROM with name PIONEER as per these instructions - http://www.pioneerfaq.info/english/burn_guide.php

Step 3) Load the CD and your DVD player with ask you to flash the firmware. It says press play to start but instead HOLD DOWN ENTER during the entire process. DO NOT switch off your DVD during this time. When the tray opens take the CD ROM out but keep the DVD on. The flashing can take up two to three minutes. During this time HOLD DOWN ENTER ON THE REMOTE. The entire time!

Step 4) The DVD player will reboot. The tray should be empty. It will then load the tray back into the player. If the signal is disorted switch on and off.

Your done! Should work.

The most complex way of region freeing a DVD I have ever endured! :)

I used to have that same problem with my system. Fortunately for me, I still had the instruction booklets at the time so that helped me to figure it out. step 1: make sure there is no dvd in the dvd player before you start fixing the problem. Step 2: Press the "setup" button on the remote. Step 3: Once you have removed the dvd from the dvd player it should allow you to go to "preferences" in the setup menu. So do that. Step 4: Go to "TV TYPE" and make sure it's on NTSC. And then exit setup by pressing the setup button once again. And it should work. That's how it worked with my system at least. It seemed to switch the tv type by itself from NTSC to PAL which must be a flaw in the system. I thought I was the only one with that problem. Well, I hope that helped you at all. Have a good day.