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Posted by Stephen Stewart on 10/03/33 11:25
"P Pron" <paulatspambegone.pron@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Stephen Stewart wrote:
> || "chuck" <ccREMOVEiaffone@earthlinDELETEk.net> wrote in message
> || news:TM%Qe.4185$9i4.1166@newsread2.news.atl.earthlink.net...
> ||| P Pron wrote:
> ||| > As there's a limit to the number of times you can change the
> ||| region, you
> |||| might like to try http://www.dvd43.com/ which (on more or less
> |||| everything I've tried so far) seems to make the computer
> |||| "region-blind" without making permanent changes to your hardware.
> |||| Works fine with 'Shrink...
> ||||
> |||| paul
> ||| Yes but ... does the "limit to the number of times you can change
> ||| the region" get controlled by the hardware, the driver, or the
> ||| software?
> |||
> ||| If I put a Region 2 DVD into a Region 1 DVD drive,
> ||| and use DVD Decrypter to copy the content of the DVD, is this
> ||| counted against the number of times I can change the region?
> ||
> || It's both.
> ||
> || Region protection is built into your hardware but it's also in
> || Windows and potentially your playback software as well.
> ||
> || That's why when you make your drive region free you also need
> || software such as 'DVD Region Killer' to override the software region
> || checking.
>
>
> I didn't - on several different computers, and several different drives.
> As indicated above, DVD43 did the trick....
>
> paul
>
Sorry for the confusion I snipped the wrong section of the original post.
I was answering the following.
"If it's a software thing, I can just uninstall and then
reinstall the software to reset to zero. If it's hardware,
I can't."
BTW if anyone is thinking of using DVD43 make sure you get the free version
at http://www.dvd43.com/ and not the paid version offered by certain sites.
Stephen
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