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I've bought three players from them over the years for myself and my brother. One is located in the greater Chicago area - one of the suburbs. Google for them and you'll find them quickly. They're available from a couple of online sellers that specialize in them - and other appliances made for use overseas (e.g. It's the reason I own an all-region Blu-ray/DVD player. I hope this helps with understanding the issue and providing some information about North American retail DVD/Blu-ray players and TVs versus those sold elsewhere in the world. Some Region B and C Blu-rays also have 'extra' bonus content that's in 576i/25 PAL, a vestige of a DVD release or simply being too lazy to convert TV interviews or trailers into HD and leaving them SD PAL. Blu-ray movies in general are not a problem - unless there's a 576i/25 PAL intro video that's played when loaded before loading HD menu content (I've encountered a few of those). The best solution for those in North America faced with this is buying an 'all-region' Blu-ray/DVD player with two-way PALNTSC conversion built into it for DVDs. Retail TVs sold in North America cannot handle 576i/25 video input. In addition, even if you get a PAL player, unless it performs a conversion to NTSC internally, spitting out NTSC to the TV, it still won't work. Even with region protection removed (if there was any), if it's in PAL, it won't play. Why this is baffles me except it's yet one more thing to lock North America, and the USA in particular out of DVDs released in other regions. This is not the same as Region 1 vs 2 vs any other numbered DVD region. USA, Canada and Mexico) may play PAL or NTSC DVDs and do the necessary conversion from PAL 576i/25 to NTSC 480i/30, and vice versa, retail players in North America will not. While DVD players outside of North America (e.g.

This is an old thread but worthy of reply as there's some misleading information in it. Structure protection (ARccOS, RipGuard, etc.) not found.įull disc copy/play is supportedwhat brand of blank discs do you use ? verbatim are the best.Īnd how fast did you burn them ? try burning at 4x speed.Īlso please post the dvdfab internal log files for this disc Invalid PTTs, PGCIs, PGCs, TMAPs, CELLs, VOBUs protection not found. UOPs (User Operation Prohibitions) protection not found.

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RCE (Region Code Enhancement) protection not found.ĪPS (Analog Protection System) protection not found.

Layer 1 size: 1902336 sectors (3715 MBytes)ĬSS (Content Scramble System) protection not found. Support: BUS_ENCRYPTION=YES BN_GENERATION=YES Revision: 1.02, Vendor specific: N000100SIK97G6TF374ĭrive region: 1 (RPC II), changes left: 4(user) / 4(vendor)ĪACS v1, AGIDs: 2, revocation level: Unknown Vendor: HL-DT-ST, Product: BD-RE WH14NS40 On a possibly related note, I tried importing the DVDFab-copied disk into Corel's Pinnacle Studio v22 but it says that it found copy protected files - didn't say which ones - so it looks like DVDFab may not be finding and removing all of the protections from all of the files. But I have two DVD players - one probably 9 years old and the other only about 3-4 years old.

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I used DVDFab to make a full disk copy and it indeed shows that it removed the region restriction and that there are no copy protections.

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