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Old 08-09-2005, 07:51 PM   #1
SVR73
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Default Region 1 /all region DVD players

I've been buying movies from amazon and movies unlimited in the USA since 2000 on VHS NTSC format
I love the quality of their tapes but now want to get some DVD's from there too

We have up to ten VHS and DVD machines (separate) and a few combo's (mostly panasonic) but none are region 1 compatible
Those who have purchased multi region machines

1. Do USA dvd's play without any probs
2. Where did you get it from

I've gotten heaps of things from a video/tv wholesaler but he can't seem to get these machines

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