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Anywhere in U.S. to Rent Region 2 DVDs?

 
 
esb100
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      06-23-2005
My DVD player is supposedly region free and can play PAL. I am in the
U.S. and want to try renting 1 or 2 Region 2 DVDs before buying any.
Netflix has only Region 1, and Nicheflix.com is too expensive for my
experiment. Are there any good sources for renting Region 2 DVDs in the
U.S.? Thanks

 
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Bratboy
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      06-23-2005

"esb100" <> wrote in message
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> My DVD player is supposedly region free and can play PAL. I am in the
> U.S. and want to try renting 1 or 2 Region 2 DVDs before buying any.
> Netflix has only Region 1, and Nicheflix.com is too expensive for my
> experiment. Are there any good sources for renting Region 2 DVDs in the
> U.S.? Thanks
>


Cant think of any in all honesty as, before they were US released, I had
looked into it to try and get/rent Dr Who DVD's. In the end I bought copies
from Blackstar UK, TG now Dr who is avail in R1 hehe. Your best bet might be
to check UK ebay and just buy a used cheap DVD to experiment.


 
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Mike S.
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      06-24-2005

In article < .com>,
esb100 <> wrote:
>My DVD player is supposedly region free and can play PAL. I am in the
>U.S. and want to try renting 1 or 2 Region 2 DVDs before buying any.
>Netflix has only Region 1, and Nicheflix.com is too expensive for my
>experiment. Are there any good sources for renting Region 2 DVDs in the
>U.S.? Thanks


In a similar quandry, I ended up buying one used off eBay for little more
time/effort/money than I would have expended trying to rent one.


 
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Rob
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      07-04-2005
esb100 wrote on Thu, 23 Jun 2005 16:08:26 GMT:

> My DVD player is supposedly region free and can play PAL. I am in the
> U.S. and want to try renting 1 or 2 Region 2 DVDs before buying any.
> Netflix has only Region 1, and Nicheflix.com is too expensive for my
> experiment. Are there any good sources for renting Region 2 DVDs in the
> U.S.? Thanks
>


Probably not as US is region 1. However, Ezydvd in Adelaide, SA have
frequent sales; you should be able to pick up one or two region 4 titles
for AU$8.00 each to experiment with.

Additionally, many titles are dual R2/R4 encoded.

Their web site is:
http://www.ezydvd.com.au

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