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Hello,
I live in the US and recently bought several Blu-rays and Dvds from Amazon UK. I forgot about them being Region 2. I have been looking for a region free player to play them on. Do you think I would be better off just buying a Blu-ray player from amazon uk to play them on? Would I run into any power cord problems? Also, if I found a region free blu-ray player would it also play that same region dvd? Sorry for the questions. Thank you in advance! Joshua |
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You can pick up an Insignia for cheap and it can be made region free with the right firmware and a few key presses on the remote.
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Insignia...uRay&cp=1&lp=3 You can read more about the Insignia's in this thread: https://forum.blu-ray.com/blu-ray-pl...er-budget.html |
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