Well said, we the people never understand why they region lock physical medias, but hey, Tyranny is tyranny 😂 Btw, Sony X700 is simply GREAT🎉

Great info Fuzz - and thanks for shoutout on my hack vid for region locked viewing on the Panasonic Ub820. I wanted to make that vid for the exact reason you call out. The Panasonic UB820 is a GREAT PLAYER and is already expensive in its own right without the region free compatibility. I know it CAN’T be stated that the regular Panasonic UB820 will ALWAYS work with the hack, but the “programming” to allow it to clearly is inside the software. That hack “confuses” the player to allow region locked Blu-ray’s to play. Some have had issues in my comments of that vid making it work, but I often wonder if they are doing it right. For me, it’s worked every time and I play and own a fair amount of region locked Blu-ray’s. So for anyone that checks it out, has the Panasonic UB820, and wants a “potentially” all in one great 4k player that can mostly always play region locked discs…give it try! But great vid once again my man! Great content for those looking to really get into the heart of the hobby. 👍🏼

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Thank you my friend! Yeah I've got it in my mind that the hack probably works most of the time if one is patient with it. The thing I liked the most about your video was how you suggested that if it doesn't work after pressing the Top Menu button a couple times, to keep pressing it and seeing if you can "fool" the system into playing the disc. I tend to agree with you that maybe when others tried it with no success, they just weren't as persistent about pressing the button repeatedly until it kicks in. But I've been very happy with my Panasonic player. In fact, a funny thing happened to me when I got my Invasion USA region B German blu ray disc. I went to play it fully expecting to have to do the hack... and it played fine without me even needing to do the hack! So I haven't run into any discs where I've needed to use it yet. The UB820 units are great players.

@ungraduatedmedia

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz - you took the words right out of my mouth. Sometimes those region B discs just play on the UB820 without even needing the hack. It’s so weird lol.

Must admit, find it baffling to release region free 4K along with a region locked blu-ray (with a variety of extras). I can never understand why you would want to lock the extras such as the 'making of' or 'the restoration techniques etc' docs. I guess it is the licensing or the rights given by the various people involved but it does seem very limiting.

Very good video! This was good to hear, now i can finally buy 4k movies from the US👌

I live in France and I'm one of those people who imported "The People Under the Stairs" and ended up being locked. I own a 4K Oppo player and a Sony region free Blu-Ray and DVD, but after discovering the issue with some 4K's being region locked, I profited from my last visit to the USA to buy a Panasonic 4K player... So now I'm covered, I put my old Sony in my office, and in my living room I use 2 players (what I've always done) and now I'm covered.

Fantastic video Fuzz. Yesterday, I posted on my YT channel about the hack, and which international labels work and which ones don't. I highly recommend getting the Panasonic UB820.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Oh I agree... I love my Panny UB820. It's been a great player. Plus, I really like the fact that you can shift the subtitles on it (really handy!). I'll be sure to check out your video. Thanks for watching and commenting!

The video I didn't realize I needed. Thanks. Very informative .

kinda understand region locks but when some movie never get released here yeah really love 4k uhd format for region free

Scream/Shout didn't mean to region lock both "People Under the Stairs" and "Brotherhood of the Wolf", but since they are so damn stubborn in not wanting to go outside the US borders they didn't care enough to do a replacement program for them. You'd be surprised at how many people that actually think it's absolutly impossible to region lock a 4k disc... They clearly don't get that it's more or less just a simple bluray disc with more space. If you have a 4k player that is region free for blurays, then you're good for 4k region locked discs too... I have both of the mentioned scream/shout titles and they play fine on my 4k player even though they are region a locked.

Thank you my friend.

21:10 I'm glad I watched your video entirely because I almost mentioned the hack on the Panasonic as I have the UB820 myself in the hack does work. I haven't tried it on all of my titles but it did work on my short circuit 2 which is region B and it worked on my black mask jet lee movie with that hack so that video definitely is worth checking out to everyone on here. Anyways, great video my friend

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Thanks Nick! Yeah I haven't tried the hack myself, but it seems like something that would work for me. Funny thing is, the last region B disc I put in my Panasonic actually played without me even needing to do the hack. And that was an import of Invasion USA from Germany, clearly label region B.. So I'm feeling pretty good about the state of things with my Panny lol. They're great players. Thanks for chiming in my friend!

Another sub man. Great content. Cheers.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and subbing! Really appreciate that.

Great video! You are doing good work here and definitely going to be at 20k subs before you know it.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much Greg! Really appreciate the kind words, and thanks for tuning in!

This may offend some, but I use my Xbox Series X to watch all of my media including 4K Blu-rays. Come to think of it, I've never even owned a standalone player, not even for DVDs. It's always been game consoles. I may eventually buy a standalone region-free 4K player. I recently bought the 4K "Planet of the Vampires" since it's getting scarce. I also have some Region B Blu-rays that I eventually want to watch.

Region-locking fuels piracy. Surely it would be preferential for anyone from anywhere worldwide to actually buy the disc as opposed to not buy it or view via other nefarious means. Madness. Great video though sir, always great work 👌🏻

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

That's a great point! I hadn't even thought of that, but yeah, it totally makes sense. Thanks for watching and chiming in! Appreciate it.

Thank you! Very helpfull.

Very helpful info. Thanks!

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Awesome video! You always seem to have good information and practical advice. I had some things I've run into over the years where some Blu-rays say region free but they are in the Pal format and don't play on my old Blu-ray player but do play on my Sony 4k players. Anyway I just wondered if you ever ran into this. Anyway I already had a region free Blu-ray player so when I got my 4k players I didn't opt for the region free models. Thanks for the Great info.

@keancv

5 ай бұрын

@michaelthemovieattic the region code and the video standard are unrelated

U-571 and Greenland 4K discs are region-free. I have both and can confirm they are both region Free. I have a code-free Sony 4K UBP-X1100ES, but I have only played these on the Panasonic DB up9000, which is not region-free modded.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Good to know! It must just be the blu-rays that are locked. Thanks for watching and weighing in with the info. Appreciate it.

I have the Sony x700 as well (standard Region A). Has been a great player but does have one quirk. It may lock up on BD 100 discs. Doesn't od it often, just once in a while.

Hey Fuzz, I have the same panny as you and the hack works on some not all region locked blu-rays. I have region B "Strange Days" and the hack worked but didn't on "There Will Be Blood". The only difference was the disc keeps spinning on the Strange Days region lock screen and the disc did not spin on There Will Be Blood region lock screen. So I think the type of region lock a studio uses may make a difference. Thanks again for the awesome content.👍

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

That's one thing I liked about Ken's video on the Panasonic hack... he indicated that sometimes it's possible to get around any discs that are not working with the hack by continuing to press the Top Menu button repeatedly (I think the original hack instructions say to just press it once or twice... but Ken found that if he just kept pressing that Top Menu button repeatedly, it will eventually bypass the region locking and start playing). So I'm wondering if maybe you could still get it to work with There Will Be Blood? Thanks for watching!

@handsomedevil468

5 ай бұрын

Just tried pressing the button 100 times in a row, still locked. I think the disc continuing to spin on the lock screen plays a roll somehow. Wish someone else with a Panasonic 820 could verify. Thanks for the tip, it was worth a shot.👍

I found out my Samsung series 6 full hd TV, looks brighter than the Samsung Oled 4k TV. This is true with Star wars the complete saga discs on blu ray!

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah that's to be expected with 4k... especially with OLED panels, from what I understand. The 4K image will seem dimmer. i think this is due in part to the high dynamic range. It takes a little getting used to... for some, a few settings tweaks may be required to get the picture you want in 4K (I use my own custom image settings in my 4K player for brightness, contrast, etc... also the HDR Optimizer in my Panasonic UB820). The HD TV may seem brighter, but the 4K image will have more depth and pop than an HD source.

I guess there's also another way: import the Blu-Ray player itself. I'm in Region B and I'm interested in playing some Region A discs, but don't care about Region C. So if I could just get a legit, non-modified Region A Blu-Ray player, I assume this could be the cheapest option that might work.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

That's a great point. Yes you could do that, and it very well could be less expensive than even buying a multi-region blu ray player on your side of the pond (depending on shipping costs). Standard Blu-ray players are pretty cheap these days, I think. Thanks for watching and weighing in!

Just got a Sony region free 4K player….. for blu rays and dvds But it will do 4ks too

Firmware adjusted UHD drive and regular Bluray USB drive on my PC allows rips if and as i need to. Then playable on a mini PC Libreelec machine capable of 4K HDR playback and hooked up to my TV theater equipment.

Ahh, I noticed that when you flashed your Dawn of the Dead set that you quickly slipped away the paper sleeve of the bonus CD of DeWolfe library music cues that was available for a few dollars more! Best way to buy that set!

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

That piece of paper was just the outer J-card that came with the set (I keep it folded inside). My set didn't come with the bonus CD you're referring to. I think that's the deluxe limited edition box with 7 discs. Mine is just the more streamlined 4-disc version that was released later on (although in retrospect, I kind of wish I had hunted down that big box with the book and all 7 discs. I'm sure it costs a fortune now). Thanks for watching!

My Fifth Element 4K pack said A-B-C (reg. free) on the 4K, and then said B on the blu-ray. So I simply replaced that nasty Brit disc with a $10 American A disc. See, I wasted that extra money to now be able to say, "that'll show 'em!"

Where ya been, this look very interesting, me being in London, Thanks

Maybe someone pressed the button by accident, when making those 4K's 😅! There is also the possibility it was a licensing/rights issue. Another strange instance is somewhat related, being ARROW. They are a UK company with a US branch. The US branch was allowed to release The Warriors & Barbarella 4K SE's, but you couldn't buy it in the UK (import only), because of licensing according to ARROW. The 4K discs are supposedly region free, but the Blu-rays are region locked 'A'. Go figure! It's also interesting regards Blu-rays, as some are region free or multi-region, so it shows that it's selective, but can be done. I think your player option of 4K region free Blu-ray & 4K region locked Blu-ray is best. It gives you redundancy/backup, and comparative capability. My preference is the Panasonic UB820 & UB9000 respectively, the latter with warranty intact...

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah the situation you're describing with Arrow has everything to do with the licensing rights they were granted. Arrow may have the rights to release certain titles in the UK, but not the US, and vice versa. Different labels hold the rights to any given title depending on the country or region. So if Arrow releases a title in the US but not UK, that may mean that another company has the rights in the UK, and Arrow was only allowed to release it in the US. Licensing can get very complex, and the rights can vary per country, region or even format (4K vs. blu ray). Thanks for watching and weighing in!

Hey there. I have the European version of the Sony X800 4k player. It's a region B player. I haven't got any problems so far. Need to say that I not have yet imported any disc from the US or anything. 🤘 but yeah I don't understand either why they are region locking there discs.

Really disgruntled that Greenland and U571 are region locked. Two great movies that should be available for everyone. So dumb.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah agreed. U-571 especially for me. That's a great flick! And I've always liked submarine movies. It's lame that they locked 'em.

@jasonforester7292

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz Is a reason ever given for why they get region locked? Especially when the standard DVD or even blu ray isn't? Makes zero sense.

Great video as always. I can never understand why region locking is a thing. It just seems …..cruel? Why would a company go out of their way to prevent other regions from experiencing a movie? Seems mean in concept if that makes sense.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah exactly! I don't get it either... it makes no sense. Thanks for watching!

Killers of the Flower Moon has a lot of people pissed off, including yours truly.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I can understand that. It's extremely lame when some labels go rogue like that... certainly doesn't help their brand.

@codingwithguyfranciscopoli9887

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz Situation made worse in that retailers/sellers were unwittingly advertising the 4K as region free.

As you know i have the Panasonic ub820 4 k player tried the hack didn't work fo Me 😞 i have sleep away camp region a collector edition always wanted to see that movie, no uk release 😮 good video mate 💿🎥📺

Another issue I've found with a few foreign films is no subtitles or dubbed in English.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah I've run into that a few times myself. That's always a bit of a drag. Thanks for watching!

Great video ! Do you think Sony or Panasonic will come up with new 4K players this year ?

@sylmartel785

5 ай бұрын

New models ?

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

@@sylmartel785 I don't know honestly. I'm not really expecting new models this year, just because it's been quite a few years since any new models have been introduced. I think it just depends on how the format grows... if it continues to grow and more and more people start to get into 4K, I could see one or both companies coming up with an updated player at some point. Hard to say when though. We also might eventually see some new players from other companies just entering the 4K market.

@sylmartel785

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz thank you !

I messed up I bought a magnater player last year could have spent 💯 Xtra to make it region unlocked never thought I would buy out of the US got The Proposition 4k liked it so much had to spend 150 for region free blu ray player to watch the Xtra features now I'm finding out 4k could be region locked I thought it was just Flower Moon

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

99 percent of 4Ks are still region-free. It's just that occasionally, a studio decides to region-lock the disc.

ive got a Pansonic UB9000 which is region free for dvd & bluray but not sure about the 4k

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Nice! I hear those 9000 units are built like a tank!

Hey Fuzz, I have a question. Ive been reading up that the PS5 is region free? Is this the case for blurays as well? If so I may just get a PS5 for my player for both bluray and 4k instead of having to buy two separate systems. Id like to get some criterion stuff and im in region B cause im aussie so Ill have to get two separate systems. Curious to hear your thoughts!

@TheOriginalFuzz

4 ай бұрын

I don't know enough about the PS5 myself in that regard... in terms of region compatibility. However, you may also want to consider just buying something like a multi-region modified Sony X700 4K player instead (you can play discs from all regions on it). That's what I have. It costs a bit more than the standard region-locked X700, but it's still gonna be cheaper than a PS5 (unless you're also into gaming and looking for a gaming console). But I can tell you this... for movies, I think you might be better of with a dedicated player than a gaming console device. You'll have a lot more control over the tweaking the image if you get a dedicated player instead. Plus, the PS5 doesn't have Dolby Vision for discs, if that is something you want to be able to access. I did a quick search on Amazon Australia for the multi-region version of the Sony X700, and it says they don't have it available. But perhaps you can find this unit at another electronics outlet in your area (sorry, I'm not too familiar with Australian businesses. Does JB HiFi sell 4K players? If so they might have this unit as well... just make sure it's the multi-region modified version, and not the region-locked version). But this is what I use for playing discs from other regions: www.amazon.com.au/Sony-X700-System-100-240V-Multi-System/dp/B07B7Q9RHY Hope this helps a little bit. Thanks for watching!

Fuzz, sony has issues with both models here and America x700 and the X800M2, thinking of getting the Panasonic ub 450EK

I got the Italian release of U-571 and the 4K was region free The Blu-Ray was region B locked. It actually popped up the message telling me it was wrong region. Again, no issue with the 4K. Played fine.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Oh gotcha! Thanks for sharing that... good info to know. How does the 4K transfer look on that one? I've always liked that film.

@screamingeekmedia

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz It was good...but I was expecting more out of it. I did a review of it. I had to have that steelbook...gorgeous! Of course, the audio...on any format...is demo-worthy.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

@screamingeekmedia Cool I'll check out your review!

Thanks for the video! I might have missed it, but does a multi region 4k player play any region locked 4k, Blu rays, and DVD’s?

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yes it should cover any of those discs, any region (the units come with instructions on how to change regions). With my Sony X700, you have to manually change the region, but it's super easy... you just eject the tray and press a button (a color corresponding to the region I want), and then you're good to go. It's been real handy having these capabilities for certain European blu rays (in my case). I haven't personally encountered any 4K discs locked to other regions, but my Sony player will play them if I ever do -- it can handle pretty much any disc I throw at it, in terms of compatibility. With the Sony players, you can even play SACD discs on them, I believe.

ref the title going by the official specs, 4K discs do not have regions period.- There are some rogue titles such as killers of the flower moon that use the Blu-ray region settings.- Some might then say that such titles should not be allowed to call them selves 4K UHD if they do not comply with the standard, making them faulty

Great video!! Ok, so what you are saying is this…i can still buy a Blu-ray multi region player and if i already own a 4K TCL, i can upscale my Blu-rays to kinda look 4K?!

@TheOriginalFuzz

19 сағат бұрын

It will never look as good as 4k can, but the upscaling does enhance the blu-rays a bit and makes them look as good as they can without being from a 4k source. You wont get the HDR or same level of resolution. But it can make blu-rays look better than they would on a standard HD TV. Thanks for watching!

@VinElliott

3 сағат бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz Awesome! Thanks for answering me! I’ll probably get the Sony 4K you have then.

Saw X 4K is region locked as I just found out 😢

I recently got the High Tension standard edition 4K and it said this is region B. I'll be returning it back. I got it from Amazon

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Yeah that's a new one, right? It says on Second Sight's website for this title that the 4K is region-free, but the blu ray is region B (which is usually the case with them). Or are you saying you tried playing the 4K and still got the region incompatibility notice on your TV screen? Here's the Second Sight listing: secondsightfilms.co.uk/products/high-tension-limited-edition-4k-uhd-blu-ray-pre-order-available

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Oh I just realized you said standard edition 4K... it says on their website that it's region-free. Have you tried playing the disc yet? secondsightfilms.co.uk/products/high-tension-limited-edition-4k-uhd-pre-order-available?_pos=2&_sid=bc77dc924&_ss=r

@moviecollector623

5 ай бұрын

@TheOriginalFuzz I tried playing it last night and it said that I need a region b player. I found it strange since 4Ks are region free. I got the It Follows also the standard 4K and that plays with no problem

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

@@moviecollector623 Oh that sucks man! Second Sight screwed up, it sounds like. It must've been some kind of mistake specific to that title, because it even says region-free on their listing (and their other 4Ks are always region-free, I think. The titles I have from them have all played fine too). Weird. But really disappointing as well.

For locked stuff i use anyDVD or makemkv😅

One video i want to see in your channel is about 8k blu rays. What are your thoughts about it? Is it coming in the future?

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

That's a good idea... although it would probably be a fairly short video, because I don't really think 8K is going to happen for disc-based physical media. I tend to think 4K is the end of the line for discs. We may get some 8K digital content, but most people wouldn't even be able to see the difference -- since the human eye has limits to what it can see/perceive. The more I think about it, I guess there are a number of different reasons as to why I don't think 8K is going to be practical or realistic as a physical format (especially not for older catalog movies, where I think we'd be dealing with diminishing returns)... so I'll have to chew on that and see if I can come up some kind of angle for a video. It might make for a good Back to Basics installment, since I know a lot of people just assume 8K discs will be next... which I imagine may, in turn, impact current physical media purchasing decisions for some. Thanks for the tip/feedback, and thanks for watching!

@robinberg6898

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz thanks for the answer😊 I notice that most of the people in this community agrees with you about 8K. But its fun to think about it when 8K tvs is more mainstream.

I own a Panasonic UB820 player and the region free hacks I looked up on reddit don’t work at all (ie press stop then top menu a bunch of times) . Am I doing something wrong?

@TheOriginalFuzz

3 ай бұрын

Funny you should mention that, as I just used the hack last night to watch my new region B blu ray of Strange Days. The hack worked like a charm, but you may have to kind of play around with it to get it to work. I haven't been able to get it to work for every region B disc I've tried... but it's worked for probably about 90 percent of alternate region discs I've tried. The only movie where it didn't work for me was an 88 Films label release. Every other disc I've tried though has worked fine with the UB820 hack. I'll provide a better link for you below that may help... But here's what I do: Pop the disc in and play it. Once the region incompatibility message comes up, then I press the "Stop" button once, and then immediately press the "Top Menu" button about 5-8 times, rapidly (usually right around 7 times for me). You'll see the entire screen go black, and once you do, stop pressing the Top Menu button (again, press it about 7 times and then let your finger up)... as soon as you stop pressing it, the movie's main menu should pop up. You're basically trying to "trick" the Panasonic UB820 into bypassing the region coding and taking you straight to the main menu. Sometimes you may need to press the Top Menu button a few more times... other times, you may only need to press it 4-5 times. But you can kind of tell when the machine is starting to bypass it, because the screen will be black, and then once you stop pressing the Top Menu button, it will kick you over to the main menu. So you just kind of have to work with it a little bit and see if you can "trick" the machine. But it won't necessarily work with every disc. I've just found it's worked with most alternate region discs I've tried... almost every time, so far. Check out this video my friend Ken did where he actually demos out this hack for us. You can actually see how it works on the screen, and he shows you what he's doing with the remote while the screen is also visible. Here's his vid on the hack: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m6mAs7CSlaq3l7A.html Thanks for watching! Hope this helps.

@frankthetank5445

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the detailed response. I appreciate it. I live in Australia so my player is set to region B already so it’s the locked A discs I’m trying to play. I’ll give it another try. Cheers

@frankthetank5445

3 ай бұрын

After a few failures it finally worked. I ejected the disc and started over a few times and then it suddenly started playing. 👍🏻👍🏻 Thanks again

Hi, I'm new to 4k bluray and only own a PS5 as a player, is that a good enough player or should I consider buying a dedicated player? if so do you have some not too expensive recommendations?

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Well first off, welcome to the wonderful world of 4K! I think the PS5 works just fine when you're first starting out with 4K, but you may eventually want to go with a dedicated player (for multiple reasons), depending on how "into" the format you are. From what I understand, the PS5 and other gaming consoles use software encoding for 4K, rather than the hardware encoding that you'd get with a dedicated player. Also, the disc drives are better in dedicated players than what we find in gaming consoles. In other words, the drives will last longer in dedicated players. Basically, gaming consoles are intended primarily for gaming, with the added bonus of being able to play 4K discs. Whereas dedicated players are designed specifically for viewing movies. So you have better drives/hardware... plus you'll have more options for configuring the image with a dedicated player. For example, the PS5 does not have Dolby Vision when playing discs, whereas a dedicated player can allow you to enjoy DV capabilities. Also, you can make a lot more tweaks to the image with a dedicated player than you can on the PS5 (brightness, contrast, colors, etc.). So you just have more options in general with a dedicated unit then you'll have a with a PS5. But, like I said... when you're first starting out, the PS5 may work just fine for you for the short term. So I would say it's not necessarily critical to get a dedicated player right now, but if you're a big fan of movies and you're going to be watching a lot of 4K discs, then I definitely would recommend getting a dedicated player at some point down the line. As for player recommendations on a budget, I'd say the Sony X700 is the way to go. It's the best compromise between budget and performance. You can usually get them for $200 or less, and I think they provide a much better bang for the buck than we've seen with other cheaper players. But if your budget is a little higher, then I would recommend the Panasonic UB820. That's about a $400 unit, but it has become the industry standard for quality. I have both units (Sony and Panny), and both have been solid and very reliable units for me. I also have a video on my channel where I go over some settings you can use on the Sony X700 for best performance. I hope this helps a bit. Thanks for watching!

@Robama44

5 ай бұрын

​@@TheOriginalFuzzthanks for the thorough reply, I just found your channel today and suscribed immediately, keep on the good work!

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

@@Robama44 Thanks very much! I really appreciate that. It's great to have you on board. 🙂

Hello, I am writing from Turkey. I have 4K Movies with region code (A). I ​​cannot play them on the computer even though I have a Verbatim 4K drive. Turkey region code is (B). Can you help me with this issue and how can I find a solution?

@TheOriginalFuzz

2 ай бұрын

Honestly, I don't really know anything about Verbatim 4K drives. i just know that the device you are using usually needs to be a multi-region compatible device. One of my dedicated 4K players (a Sony X700) is a multi-region-modified device. But I can't really speak to computer drives. If there is some way to get around the region coding in your drive, I'm not aware of what that is.

Is all 4k uhd movies play on Sri lanka Who knows

Just get multiregion 4k player then there no problems

I found one 4k not region free so didn't buy it.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

Which title was it? There aren't very many of them out there that are region-locked, but there are a few.

@mikefisher2673

5 ай бұрын

@@TheOriginalFuzz Planet of the Vampires, now I have to wait till Kino releases it on 4k.

@TheOriginalFuzz

5 ай бұрын

@@mikefisher2673 Yeah that's not a bad idea. I may do the same. I want that one too.