Amazon.co.uk: Customer Discussions: Region free??

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Initial post: 2 Nov 2012 02:46:44 GMT

Alberto Kahn says:

Is this blu ray set confirmed to be region free? Could I watch it on a blu ray player from the U.S.?

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Posted on 11 Nov 2012 21:11:59 GMT

Bob Drake says:

See comment: "I am in the US and I bought this disc. Although region free, it won't play on US PS3 players as it's encoded in 1080i/50hz. However, it played perfectly on my Oppo player. What a magnificent set compared to the POS that was the NBC Olympics highlights disc!"

Usually Amazon indicates when BDs are 1080i50. The problem is with US TVs that often require a 60HZ signal rather than a player problem. I have a Momitsu 799 player set for B/2 and forced 1080i60 output, so I can play such as disc.