There are several things that are different between UK and US television equipment. A UK player normally runs on 240V. Some will also work at 110V but not all. You may need to obtain a 110V to 240V converter.
Next, UK players will not generally play US DVDs because each disc has a region code built in. If the region code of the disc is different to that of the player, the disc will not play. Therefore, only expect a UK player to play UK discs.
The television standards are different in the two countries. Some but not all US televisions will handle UK video signals that use a different frame rate and different color encoding system.
Lastly, UK television has been using widescreen format images for two decades. In the US, standard definition television has remained 4 : 3 viewing ratio with the 16 : 9 format only being introduced with HD. Playing a standard definition widescreeen signal to a US television may result in a distorted image without the means to adjust the aspect ratio.
With these in mind, only consider taking a UK DVD player to the US if you need a means of playing a UK disc collection. If it simply to avoid purchasing another player, the hassle of setting up a UK player in the US far outweighs the cost saving.
In the UK, it is an offence if the driver is able to see (directly or by reflection) the screen of a DVD player.
Yes, assuming you have a DVD player that works.
im trying to find out as well i can only seem to find the American ones that wont work unless you got code free DVD player
Yes. The UK is considered part of the "Europe" region, for both DVDs and Blu-Ray disks.
No. Well, not without doing far more work than just going out and buying a North American DVD player. You can get the transformer changed to handle 110V. I did it from 110 to 215V in Australia. It cost me $80 AUD ($55US). Remember that your DVDs from UK aren't Region 1 (N Am.) Unless you can hack your player, you are better off to buy a no region or Region 1 player, which are as cheap as $60US.
"When They Cry " is available in the UK from Amazon but only in Region 1 coding so you need a multi-region DVD player
not heard from E4 about it yet it may never air in the UK and just come out on DVD it is on DVD in the us though if you've got a multi region DVD player get that
it is not out in the uk yet, but you can buy the us import region 1 dvd, just make sure your dvd player can play region 1 dvds.
PAL formatted DVD players can be purchased internationally through Tesco and Best Buy. Amazon UK has listings for the PAL DVD players. One can also view PAL DVD's using Windows Media Player.
Sure can, the games are not zoned but the DVD function is and won't work.
it will work regardless of where you bring it - it just may not be able to connect to their networks...
CD - or DVD ! If it's CD - then yes, if it's a DVD, then nope - the playback machines are different.