Europe is region 2 for DVD and Bluray disc encoding. Most region 2 discs will play without a problem in a UK player.
Note that there is a facility to add a sub region to the code, so dividing Europe into smaller regions. It is rarely, if ever used, but technically, it is possible to further restrict the use of discs from the remainder of Europe in the UK.
There is no region free Blu-ray player, only the region free disc. Or there are some Region free Blu-ray player software, refers to: http://blog.bluray-player-software.com/region-free-blu-ray-player-software/
Region free dvd player is legal.
DVDs have 6 region codes for different regions in the world which are used as a commercial protection. You may only watch the dvds in your specifically region easily. A region free player means you can also watch the dvds originally released in other regions. Some players are region free but it it sometimes possible to modify a player to make it region free
This message implies that the DVD you're trying to play is the "wrong" region. Many DVD players do have options to make them region free; try searching for the make and model of your DVD player together with "region free", and you should be able to find instructions about making your player region free. Go to: www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks and type in your model number and if they have a hack, you can program your remote to change DVD Region. N America is region 1.
There are a few locations where someone can buy a Region Free portable DVD player. Amazon and eBay both have this type of player. They are also at some Best Buy stores.
A region free dvd player.
The answer is NO sorry
The DVD drive in a MacBook can have its region changed 5 times before it locks region permanently. So, if the final selection is 'region free,' then in theory it should stay that way. A good Work around is to Download VLC media player. When the Region change window pops up just open VLC and Open Disc. After a few seconds it should play your DVD without you having to change the Region.
You can't
You can't.
No
The PS3 is region free and the region restriction is not what stops the PS3 games from being used from different countries