Why DVD recorded in India does not play on the DVD Player in USA?

8 International venues such as aircraft, cruise ships, etc.

Unless you have a DVD player (from India) or a multiregion DVD player you won't be able to play that disc. two diffnent places Different systems. They do that on purpose. Do a search for "DVD Region Coding"

Ever notice the logo with a 0 with the earth behind it on the back of a DVD? OOohhh... so thats what thats all about huh? LOL

The next dude just reminded me that this is region code 1 but North American players will also play anything with the 0 code. Probably different region codes (USA/North America Region 1) and India (Region 5). The DVD player/burner makers created the regions to limit copying of movies (copyright protection). You can find an all-region DVD player in the U.S. The symbols are on the box.... What you could try is to go to my computer, control panel, then to system and then to hardware and finally device manager. there is a change of location you can try. it may not even be where as much is how it was. what kind of format was it saved in or what type of disc. Remember this if you have it on a DVD-r disc you can only play it on the original recorder device or an exact copy of that machine. In order to play it it must be an DVD-rw disc typically. Another problem people encounter is the fact that their machine isn't friendly to either of these. Meaning you have just a regular DVD player. In a nut shell what I would recommend is to take it to your local videographer shop and ask them to convert it to a friendly version for you, if the wedding is very important to you you will end up spending between $20-$40 for their labor. different region coding silly

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