Region code - 区域码

Electronic games

Video games are usually divided into 4 formats. The following list shows the codes and corresponding regions of each format:

Generally speaking, NTSC is the TV system in North America, and PAL is the TV system in Europe. Even if there is no area code, in areas that use the NTSC system, devices that only support the PAL system cannot work normally in these areas. Of course, there are dual-standard TVs, but they are hard to find and expensive. Immigrant communities are generally a good place to buy these TV sets, for example inCanada, Indian stores usually have dual-system equipment, because consumers here want to see Indian movies, and these movies generally use the PAL format.

DVD

DVD zone and its code

DVDs are generally divided into 8 different formats, represented by 1-8, of which only 1-6 are used. In addition, there are also DVDs marked with a "0" code. These DVDs can be used in areas numbered 1-6. The mark with the "ALL" code can be used in all regions. However, the numbering changes frequently. The current numbering system is:

After the disintegration of the former Soviet Union, the franchise systems were distributed between 2-5.Baltic SeaAffiliate Country (EstoniaLatviaLithuania)andCaucasusAffiliate Country (ArmeniaAzerbaijanGeorgia) Is the 2 standard, and the other participating countries is the 5 standard. DVDs sold in the Baltic Sea have two and five logos at the same time.

Blu-ray Disc

Blu-ray divisions and codes

There are only 3 different formats for Blu-ray discs:

Some Blu-ray discs have a "available in any region" mark, but these discs are not common.

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