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• Chris Frost Posts: 11,022

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  15/07/09 - 13:52 #2

  Yes.
  
  
  The world is split in to 3 zones. Germany is in the European zone same as Britain.
  
  http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=4806

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• Chasing Shadows Posts: 3,096

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  15/07/09 - 13:55 #3

  ...what you get when you watch a Blu Ray disc via an RF connection.

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• Chris Frost Posts: 11,022

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  15/07/09 - 14:04 #4

  Chasing Shadows wrote: »

  ...what you get when you watch a Blu Ray disc via an RF connection.

  Blu-ray players don't have an RF output, so the question (if it was a question) doesn't make any sense.
  
  If you mean PAL / NTSC, then Germany uses PAL. This is only applicable though to the composite or S-video output on a BR player.
  
  Component and HDMI are not encoded PAL or NTSC so it doen't matter for those outputs

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• bobcar Posts: 19,424

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  15/07/09 - 14:12 #5

  Chris Frost wrote: »

  Blu-ray players don't have an RF output, so the question (if it was a question) doesn't make any sense.
  
  If you mean PAL / NTSC, then Germany uses PAL. This is only applicable though to the composite or S-video output on a BR player.
  
  Component and HDMI are not encoded PAL or NTSC so it doen't matter for those outputs

  I think you're taking his post a little seriously.:) ("Blur ray").

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• tezza71 Posts: 296

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  15/07/09 - 14:48 #6

  tezza71 wrote: »

  hi
  
  Will a german blue ray disk work on a uk blue ray machine ?
  
  thanks

  
  oops - typo! :-$

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 385

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  15/07/09 - 15:05 #7

  Won't you have to unlock the blu ray player to work on all multi regions? Or does the German disk come under the same region as the UK?

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• chrisjr Posts: 33,282

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  15/07/09 - 15:07 #8

  Well unless someone has moved the UK or Germany without us looking both are in Europe still.
  
  Which is all one region for Blu Ray
  
  And for "ordinary" DVDs as well as it happens.

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• Chasing Shadows Posts: 3,096

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  15/07/09 - 15:26 #9

  Chris Frost wrote: »

  Blu-ray players don't have an RF output, so the question (if it was a question) doesn't make any sense.

  
  Whoooshhhh! Straight over your head.
  

  bobcar wrote: »

  I think you're taking his post a little seriously.:) ("Blur ray").

  
  Thanks bobcar.

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• Ellie666 Posts: 2,052

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  17/07/09 - 16:54 #10

  i thought "blur ray" was only good if you lived in a house, a very big house, in the country! :cool:

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 18,132

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  17/07/09 - 16:57 #11

  Ellie666 wrote: »

  i thought "blur ray" was only good if you lived in a house, a very big house, in the country! :cool:

  
  
  
  
  Ouch:)

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