Many of you here are aware of this site. The Europeans have a great deal of
racing films. keep in mind that in the US you can only use the NTSC format
on VHS, however a DVD and XP will allow you up to 5 changes in country
codes. http://www.dukevideo.com/
"Lemans" <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:9CvJ9.3292$[email hidden]:
> Many of you here are aware of this site. The Europeans have a great
> deal of racing films. keep in mind that in the US you can only use the
> NTSC format on VHS, however a DVD and XP will allow you up to 5
> changes in country codes. http://www.dukevideo.com/
Or you could get something like DVDGenie to switch region codes for Windows
or a variety of players. You'll probably need region free firmware for
your DVD-ROM, too, however.
"Lemans" <[email hidden]> wrote on 11 Dec 2002:
> Many of you here are aware of this site. The Europeans have a
> great deal of racing films. keep in mind that in the US you can
> only use the NTSC format on VHS, however a DVD and XP will allow
> you up to 5 changes in country codes. http://www.dukevideo.com/
Presumably American videos can play PAL tapes, though? 90% of British
machines can play NTSC, after all.
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Ok I'll ask the obvious. Where do I find DVDGenie? I bought a DVD and
when I put it in my machine it asked me to set the code. When I do, the
change doesn't register and it still says illegal region code selected
(0 seems to be the default).
Ped Xing wrote:
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> "Lemans" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:9CvJ9.3292$[email hidden]: > > >>Many of you here are aware of this site. The Europeans have a great >>deal of racing films. keep in mind that in the US you can only use the >>NTSC format on VHS, however a DVD and XP will allow you up to 5 >>changes in country codes. http://www.dukevideo.com/ > > > Or you could get something like DVDGenie to switch region codes for Windows > or a variety of players. You'll probably need region free firmware for > your DVD-ROM, too, however.Brad Larocque <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:
> Ok I'll ask the obvious. Where do I find DVDGenie? I bought a DVD and
> when I put it in my machine it asked me to set the code. When I do,
> the change doesn't register and it still says illegal region code
> selected (0 seems to be the default).
http://www.inmatrix.com/genie/
Remember you'll need a region-free DVD-ROM as well. Usually you have to
find a firmware update to do it.
Crap. The region code is my problem to begin with
Ped Xing wrote:
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> Brad Larocque <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:[email hidden]: > > >>Ok I'll ask the obvious. Where do I find DVDGenie? I bought a DVD and >>when I put it in my machine it asked me to set the code. When I do, >>the change doesn't register and it still says illegal region code >>selected (0 seems to be the default). > > > http://www.inmatrix.com/genie/ > > Remember you'll need a region-free DVD-ROM as well. Usually you have to > find a firmware update to do it. >Brad Larocque <[email hidden]> wrote in
news:[email hidden]:
> Crap. The region code is my problem to begin with
See if you can get one for your DVD-ROM here:
http://forum.firmware-flash.com/portal.php
