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Faulty dvd
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SouthUKMan wrote: »This is a long shot but could you have bought a Bluray disc and not a DVD? This could explain why it played in the shop and not at home...and why all your other DVDs play okay for you. And as Daytona0 mentioned, take a look on the back of the packaging and make sure it states 'Region 2'. If it states another number, then it is designed to not play here in the UK.
I have noticed past couple of years the difference between DVD and Bluray packaging is getting less distinctive. When they first came out, there was a thick blue border on the cover. Now, there is a thin top line with Blu-ray on the top. Also, normal DVDs come in blue cases as well..
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OP, have you tried it in a different DVD player, on a computer or at your grandchild's home for example? That should identify whether it's a player or DVD fault.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0
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