In FCX I need to burn a DVD that will be either a Region 0 or Region 2 per a festival requirement- what Region does FCX default burn to?

Hello! I need to burn DVDs from FCX that are going to London - they are asking that they be Region 0 or Region 2 - what is the default Region that FCX burns to so that I know I am burning it to the correct region? I need it to play when it gets there - this is a film festival submission - Thanks!

Region coding is largely a dead concept. Most better DVD players will play any region.

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