How To Make Your DVD Player Region Free

April 16th, 2007 • Related • Filed Under

DVD Region Codes are really annoying. The industry originally said that they were necessary to control distribution of DVD titles, but the real reason was to stop users buying cheaper DVD copies in other countries.

Some DVD players allow you to change the region a set number of times, and although other methods do exist they sometimes can be quite complicated and sometimes risky leaving you with a DVD player that doesn’t work at all.

If you are looking for a way to make your DVD Player Region Free then check out videohelp that contains instructions on how to make 5000 DVD players Region Free. Martin from gHacks followed the instructions for a Samsung DVD player and the instructions were very simple and just involved a few codes that had to be entered via the remote.

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