Toshiba SD-K760 region codes.

Hello

Press the eject button on your Toshiba DVD and insert the foreign disc. A window will pop up informing you that your DVD is a different region and ask you if you would like to convert to this region.

Click "Yes" when you are prompted to change the region. You will only have a certain number of opportunities to change your region. On the last try, your DVD will only play DVDs from the designated region.

Find out the Toshiba model number and use this to research a code that will break the region code assigned to your player. Each player make and model possesses a unique code to break the region code, so make sure you are using the correct one and follow it exactly as it is written.

You need to change the firmware to a regionless version

read here
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/toshiba-sd2500/2097

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Best Regards, Jay_cz

Try inserting a cd, almost all dvd players can play cds as well, if it displays the same message you may very well have a defective dvd player, if it plays then you may have a damaged disc. If it plays the cd try a mint condition dvd; also, I'll assume that you know better but in many cases if the dvd player is not defective users are simply loading dvds in upside down. If all this fails return your dvd player to the store or check the warrenty.

I hope this helps, good luck

there is a link you can cut.dont know which one but the web should tell you .it will then play all dvds

DVDs are ecoded with region codes to indicate what area of the world they are made for. These codes may be 1,2,3, etc depending on which region they are made for.
DVD player read these codes and if the disc region code does not match the region the device is made for, the player will not play the disc.
Region 1 is for USA so most DVDp players made for use in USA require region 1 discs.
Some DVD players called multi region DVD players can be set to play different region DVDs but they are typically more expr=ensive then one region players and the code must be changed each time a different region disc is played.

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Most DVDs can only play DVDs from a single region. However, they sometimes allow you to change the region at least one time. Another option is to make your DVD player region free. This is a hack that can be performed. Once you do this, you can play DVDs from any region.

Please see the following link for more information:
http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/toshiba-sdk760/6898

Do you have the output video type set correctly?