No, DVDs are coded by regions. Most DVDs sold in a region will only let you watch DVDs from that region. Some DVD players will play from any region, and most will allow you to change the region once or twice and hen locks in on that region. Computer systems will normally allow you to watch any region DVD.
Check the user instructions for your DVD player to see what region it was made for.If the DVD has a Region 0 code, it can be played anywhere.
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they develop motion pictures onto the disks for us to watch
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I drive a FX45 in Germany currently so I can say this . . . No. The Infiniti navidation DVD does not contain map data for Europe. If you buy a Europe OEM DVD from Zenrin that will presumably not work either - county codes are different for the disk and your DVD reader. A solution could be to buy the Europe DVD from Zenrin and use DVD ripping software to rip the DVD's data and then re-burn it to another disk with the US country code (1), then it may work in your FX. Let me know if you try the ripping method. I drive a FX45 in Germany currently so I can say this . . . No. The Infiniti navidation DVD does not contain map data for Europe. If you buy a Europe OEM DVD from Zenrin that will presumably not work either - county codes are different for the disk and your DVD reader. A solution could be to buy the Europe DVD from Zenrin and use DVD ripping software to rip the DVD's data and then re-burn it to another disk with the US country code (1), then it may work in your FX. Let me know if you try the ripping method.
In short no. France and much of Europe use a different system for their TV's. the US use NTSC and Europe uses PAL. They are not compatible. The only way to get around it is to either copy the DVD to your computer and re-burn it in PAL format; or make sure that the person you are sending the DVD to has a multi-region DVD player.
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This is for US release. It will be released in November or 2008. Just in time for holiday shoppers. Check your local DVD supplier for an exact date.
A commercial DVD purchased in the US cannot be played on a regular DVD player in Europe because of region coding. Major movie studios around the world have forced this coding on discs to allow the studios to release the movie in different countries at different times. If you burn the DVD yourself, your software may allow you to select the region coding for the new disc. You could then allow it to be played anywhere. A DVD player know as a 'region-free' player would allow any disc to be played.
It is shown in many countries on TV and has also come out on DVD in many countries
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No, they have not. However they have aired in Canada, and these episodes are easy to find on the internet, and you are not required to download the video; just watch it. The 3rd DVD is released May 6th, so if the episodes don't air by then, then just get the DVD, or watch rips of it on the internet. This DVD will include eps. 11-15.
It is going to be released and is suppose to be coming out in the US on August 31, 2010.