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Reversing Hack on DVD Player Phillips DVDR3460

bricanbrac posted 2009 Oct 13 19:49
I have used the Hack on my Phillips DVDR3460 DVD player to make it take Region 2, now it will not play other regions. How do I reverse this Region 2 Hack.
Please any help.



Ai Haibara posted 2009 Oct 13 19:59
Try the hack/code again, except this time, set it either to Region 0 or your correct region.


jagabo posted 2009 Oct 13 19:59
Set it to region 0 and it will play all discs.


bricanbrac posted 2009 Oct 13 20:05
Hi,
I thank you for your reply, but I am not sure what number to change.
This is what I did to do the hack.
Connect and turn on TV and DVD player
- With no disc inserted, select ‘system menu’ on the remote control
- Enter these numbers *SLOWLY* on the remote control: 5, 0, 1, 8, 0
- Press ‘OK’
WHICH NUMBER DO I CHANGE.



jagabo posted 2009 Oct 13 20:16
Probably the last digit (other Philips units are like that). But that would mean you set it to region 0 already and it should play everything except region 1 discs with RCE protection. I believe Australia is region 4.


Ai Haibara posted 2009 Oct 13 21:20
Well, according to this page:
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/philips-dvdr3460/8641
...it should pop up a menu showing the region selection after you enter 50180 (but before pressing OK).



jagabo posted 2009 Oct 13 21:46
Ai Haibara :
Well, according to this page:
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/philips-dvdr3460/8641
...it should pop up a menu showing the region selection after you enter 50180 (but before pressing OK).

That's the way I read it at first. But I decided that what it probably meant was there would be a status page showing the region code that was selected.



Ai Haibara posted 2009 Oct 13 23:08
Maybe. It's hard to tell without having the player around to look at, of course. :)

It probably shouldn't behave that much differently from, say, the 642, or the 5990, in theory. :)




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