Do Blu-ray discs have region coding?

Blu-ray discs may be encoded with a region code, intended to restrict the area of the world in which they can be played; similar to the DVD region codes. Blu-ray players sold in a certain region should only be able to play discs encoded for that region.

 

A North America, Central America, South America, Japan, Taiwan, North Korea, South Korea, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia

B Europe, Greenland, French territories, Middle East, Africa, Australia and New Zealand This is what we sell

C India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Mainland China, Pakistan, Russia, Central and South Asia 

 

What do I need to play a Blu-ray Disc?

To watch high-definition images, you need devices and cables that can project, receive, and transmit high-definition signals. For Blu-ray, you will need an HD-compatible TV, compatible Blu-ray DVD discs to watch, HD-compatible cables to connect your hardware together--and a Blu-ray player

They will also play on a Sony PS3

 

Will a Blu-ray player play my current DVD Collection?

The majority of players coming out will be backward compatible and should play your current DVDs. Basically you can probably upgrade to a Blu-ray player and still enjoy your current DVDs. But you should double-check the particular model you are considering, just to be certain that it will play standard DVDs

 

Will Blu-ray Discs play on a standard DVD Playee?

No.  You need a Blu-ray player or Sony PS3

 

PLEASE NOTE - It is your responsibility to ensure your player is compatible before purchase as refunds are not given unless the item is faulty, click here for Returns Policy.