Think of the burner and the player as two completely separate devices. It will not affect DVDs that are burned in your burner or DVDs without a region code that are played in your burner. No matter what code you select, it will only affect commercial DVDs played in your burner. The first time you play a commercial DVD in your burner drive you will be prompted to choose a region code. Your drive is set to no region by default. What region does my burner drive play in? (Generally, this does not happen because only commercial DVDs have region codes and it is not possible to copy commercial DVDs with our software.) If a DVD does not have a region code to begin with the burner drive will not put one there. However, if the disc you are copying had a region it will be copied. If you are copying a DVD master that you did not create, just copy it like normal and you will have a region free disc capable of playing in any region. If you did not create a region code with your authoring software the burner will not put one there. Just burn your disc like you normally would. The burner does not put the region code on the disc, the authoring software does it. A DVD that you make on a PC or a MAC with a DVD burner or in a home DVD video recorder will play in all regions. Region codes do not apply to recordable DVDs or DVD burners. What region code does the burner in my duplicator burn in?

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