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Reply With QuoteI believe that is hardware "LOCK" , done in purpose by the manufacturer to avoid piracy. Most stand alone dvd players have this feature.
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is ther a boot disk or program that you can burn to a dvd that will make it play copied dvds..player is a LG..and it will not work at all with copied dvds..
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I believe that is hardware "LOCK" , done in purpose by the manufacturer to avoid piracy. Most stand alone dvd players have this feature.
thanks newby...no way arouned it then..
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hmm... sorry mate ..I donīt think so... and disagree 100% that most players have this feature ....Originally posted by newby
I believe that is hardware "LOCK" , done in purpose by the manufacturer to avoid piracy. Most stand alone dvd players have this feature.
I think this player isnīt able to read DVD-R/RW +R/RW ... thatīs it ..
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I think elpresidente hit the nail on the head.
I have an old Mat****a DVD-Rom SR-8582 which isn't compatible with DVD-R/RWs.
To test this you could try reading a DVD-R data disk or try the attached Nero Info tool to check your drive.
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Pretty sure you can chip your dvd player aswell to make it multi region.
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