DVD
Region Locking is a system used to control which
DVD movies play on which DVD Players. The regions are
broken down as follow:
.
| DVD Regional
Codes |
| Code |
Where |
| 1 |
USA &
Canada |
| 2 |
Europe
& Japan |
| 3 |
South East
Asia |
| 4 |
Latin
America &
Australia |
| 5 |
Russia,
Rest of Asia and Africa |
| 6 |
China |
What does this mean?
This means that movies from Region 1 (USA & Canada)
WILL NOT play on a DVD player regions 2-6. Effectively
Region 1 discs play only on Region 1 DVD players, Region
2 discs play only on Region 2 DVD players and so on.
Why
are there 6 regions?
Movies are released on DVD at different times around the
world, typically America and Canada first, Australia and
Japan 6 months later, and Europe 12 months after US
release. In some instances, DVD movies are available for
purchase in America and Canada before they are released
in European cinemas.
Due to the high quality of DVD and the movie release
system used by Hollywood, 5 regions were establish to
prevent people from watching Region 1 movies before they
were released on Regions 2-6.
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