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Laura G
I have a Philips surround system and the dvd player just went out. The speakers still work, so I want to know if I can only buy the dvd player? Or will I have to buy the whole entertainment system again?
Answer
It depends on how much connectivity your system has. If it has some sort of digital audio INPUT connection - either optical or coaxial then yes you can hook up a DVD player to it. You need the digital audio input connection in order to get surround sound. If it does not - and many cheaper units do not then you would have to buy the whole thing again. Which is why a lot of people recommend NOT buying these all in one units.
It depends on how much connectivity your system has. If it has some sort of digital audio INPUT connection - either optical or coaxial then yes you can hook up a DVD player to it. You need the digital audio input connection in order to get surround sound. If it does not - and many cheaper units do not then you would have to buy the whole thing again. Which is why a lot of people recommend NOT buying these all in one units.
Where can I find a cheap dvd player that has region free hacks available?
Amanda
For my birthday I got a ton of great dvds that I've wanted forever... sadly, they are region 2 dvds. (There was no way they could be found in Region 1, we looked EVERYWHERE.) Unfortunately my dvd player doesn't have any region free hacks. Everyone has been telling me how easy it is to just buy some cheap dvd player and turn it region free. Well, I can't find any!!
Does anyone know where I can find a reasonably cheap (under $70) dvd player that has region free hacks available?
Thanks!
P.S. If someone can show me a link to where I can buy one online that would be great, but I don't mind trekking to get it. (I live in Ottawa, so it has to be a Canadian store if it's not available online.)
Answer
Make a note of what models are available at local stores, like. Walmart, Canadian Tire, Superstore (Loblaws?). Then check for that model at http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks (or just google the model number and region free).
However, I think the best solution is to make a copy of the DVD, since that removes the region encoding altogether. Then you can play the DVD on any player, not just the region-free one. If you really have a ton of DVDs, this may not be practical.
Make a note of what models are available at local stores, like. Walmart, Canadian Tire, Superstore (Loblaws?). Then check for that model at http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks (or just google the model number and region free).
However, I think the best solution is to make a copy of the DVD, since that removes the region encoding altogether. Then you can play the DVD on any player, not just the region-free one. If you really have a ton of DVDs, this may not be practical.
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