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Master Geek
Topic # 100203 5-Apr-2012 08:24 Send private message

I recently moved back to NZ from the UK and bought my PS3 with me. Is there any way to change the built in apps to NZ ones? eg changing BBC's iPlayer to TVNZ's ondemand etc.

Annoying that I can't watch Region 4 DVDs, thankfully Bluray isn't an issue...

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  Reply # 605491 5-Apr-2012 08:49 Send private message

yes, but unfortunately you'll have to create a new NZ region login, it'll then pickup from your internet connection that you are NZ based, and download the new apps

After they download, you can just delete the NZ account, and go back to using your UK account. TVNZ/BBC iPlayer/iTV will show side by side, however teh BBC/iTV won't play without a VPN, or unblockus service running




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Master Geek
Reply # 614570 24-Apr-2012 20:59 Send private message

Thanks, that worked a treat.

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