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I’m not sure if this is the right forum for this question, so I played it safe and went with
‘newbies’. Mods, feel free to move this to a more appropriate forum.
I’ve read somewhere(it might have been here), that one can play a non-native region
coded DVD on their PC’s DVD drive ‘X’ times before it ‘locks’ into the region of
the last DVD played. For example, I’m looking to playing region 4 DVD’s in my region 1 PC DVD player.
Does anyone know how many times the ‘X’ is? And, what exactly is considered ‘a time’?
For example, would playing a region 4 DVD in my region 1 player, and then going back
to playing region 1 DVD’s be considered one time? Or, would playing multiple region 4 DVD’s, and then going back to playing region 1 DVD’s be considered one time?
Or, is ‘a time’ counted another way?
Does this make sense?
‘newbies’. Mods, feel free to move this to a more appropriate forum.
I’ve read somewhere(it might have been here), that one can play a non-native region
coded DVD on their PC’s DVD drive ‘X’ times before it ‘locks’ into the region of
the last DVD played. For example, I’m looking to playing region 4 DVD’s in my region 1 PC DVD player.
Does anyone know how many times the ‘X’ is? And, what exactly is considered ‘a time’?
For example, would playing a region 4 DVD in my region 1 player, and then going back
to playing region 1 DVD’s be considered one time? Or, would playing multiple region 4 DVD’s, and then going back to playing region 1 DVD’s be considered one time?
Or, is ‘a time’ counted another way?
Does this make sense?
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