A Region Killer for BOTH DVDs AND Blu-Ray Discs

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Hi,

It would be nice if SlySoft released a new FREE version of "AnyDVD"'s predecessor "Region Killer" which can disable both DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

A program that only disables Regions and NOT copy protections would be legal :) and very appreciated by "honest" ;) users who need "AnyDVD" only for watching Region-discs, and it would be even more useful if it could disabled DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

I--and many other users--would be very happy if this were possible or if you added an option for disabling Blu-Ray Regions to the next version of "AnyDVD" at least.

Many greetings,

A Friend
 
Hi,

It would be nice if SlySoft released a new FREE version of "AnyDVD"'s predecessor "Region Killer" which can disable both DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

A FREE program that only disables Regions and NOT copy protections would be legal :) and very appreciated by "honest" ;) users who need "AnyDVD" only for watching Region-discs, and it would be even more useful if it could disabled DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

I--and many other users--would be very happy if this were possible or if you added an option for disabling Blu-Ray Regions to the next version of "AnyDVD" at least.

Many greetings,

A Friend
 
Blue Ray isn't in the making on anydvd right now it is just HD-DVD.
 
A Friend said:
Hi,

It would be nice if SlySoft released a new FREE version of "AnyDVD"'s predecessor "Region Killer" which can disable both DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

A program that only disables Regions and NOT copy protections would be legal :) and very appreciated by "honest" ;) users who need "AnyDVD" only for watching Region-discs, and it would be even more useful if it could disabled DVD AND Blu-Ray Regions.

I--and many other users--would be very happy if this were possible or if you added an option for disabling Blu-Ray Regions to the next version of "AnyDVD" at least.
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Why free? Peer, myself and the others cost Giancarlo a lot of money every day. :D
If you would be "very happy", why wouldn't you "very happily" pay for such a product?
 
James said:
Why free? Peer, myself and the others cost Giancarlo a lot of money every day. :D
If you would be "very happy", why wouldn't you "very happily" pay for such a product?
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I agree James. It shouldn't cost a lot though.
 
DetroitBaseball said:
I agree James. It shouldn't cost a lot though.
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It should cost as much as Slysoft deems necessary. If there was such a product, all the cost factors would taken into account and whatever the company needs to charge , that is what the price would be. Kind of makes sense, don't you think?;)
 
SlyFox 1 said:
It should cost as much as Slysoft deems necessary. If there was such a product, all the cost factors would taken into account and whatever the company needs to charge , that is what the price would be. Kind of makes sense, don't you think?;)
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In relation to AnyHD-DVD, it shouldn't cost a lot. It doesn't do as much.
 
Hi,

"Region Killer," the predecessor of "AnyDVD" WAS a FREE program. As said above, it did NOT disable any copy protections, it disabled only Regions (however, the drive had to be regionfree!).

And I think it is easy to create a new version of "Region Killer": just take "AnyDVD"'s Region-disabling part and add a possibility to disable Blu-Ray Regions. As its name says, it would be a software ONLY for watching, NOT for copying discs.

Different software companies offer FREE "light versions" of their programs, e.g. "DVDFab Decrypter" is a "light version" of "DVDFab Gold/Platinum."

As far as I know, there is no FREE Region-disabling program for RPC-2 drives available (DVD43 does not allow to define the RCE code, but is said to circumvent protections), so a program that is FREE and LEGAL (since it does not touch copy protection) would be appreciated very much. SlySoft should do this step and release a new version of "Region Killer." It wouldn't be a rival of "AnyDVD," but would increase its attractivity.

Many greetings,

A Friend
 
There's no region on HD-DVD either if you think about it?
 
A Friend said:
Hi,

"Region Killer," the predecessor of "AnyDVD" WAS a FREE program. As said above, it did NOT disable any copy protections, it disabled only Regions (however, the drive had to be regionfree!).

And I think it is easy to create a new version of "Region Killer": just take "AnyDVD"'s Region-disabling part and add a possibility to disable Blu-Ray Regions. As its name says, it would be a software ONLY for watching, NOT for copying discs.

Different software companies offer FREE "light versions" of their programs, e.g. "DVDFab Decrypter" is a "light version" of "DVDFab Gold/Platinum."

As far as I know, there is no FREE Region-disabling program for RPC-2 drives available (DVD43 does not allow to define the RCE code, but is said to circumvent protections), so a program that is FREE and LEGAL (since it does not touch copy protection) would be appreciated very much. SlySoft should do this step and release a new version of "Region Killer." It wouldn't be a rival of "AnyDVD," but would increase its attractivity.

Many greetings,

A Friend
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If I understand you correctly, you want "DVD Region Killer" back, just the way it was? 'Cause you're right, RegionKiller required a region free drive, so it didn't need to crack CSS.
A Region Killer for RPC-2 drives must crack CSS, because RPC-2 drives do not reveal the title keys to the player software. They will (should) abort the key exchange with "ILLEGAL REQUEST - REGION CODE DOES NOT MATCH".
(As a side note to Blu-Ray: I am not certain as I haven't looked into it, but I am afraid the situation will be similar)
In other words: It is technically impossible to create a Region Killer for RPC-2 drives without cracking CSS. AnyDVD *is* the successor of RegionKiller. It just isn't free. ;)

If Blu-ray was sloppy in their region code implementation, I'll be happy to help out. But I am quite certain they were not. :(
 
SlyFox 1 said:
I don't recall anyone asking that question. :confused:
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Oh, the original poster said
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... A program that only disables Regions and NOT copy protections would be legal ...

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so this would imply he believes it is not.
BTW, could you merge the two threads? Or close the second? I don't have the powers for this.:eek:
 
James said:
Oh, the original poster said
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... A program that only disables Regions and NOT copy protections would be legal ...

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so this would imply he believes it is not.
BTW, could you merge the two threads? Or close the second? I don't have the powers for this.:eek:
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I thought you were an administrator on the forum.
 
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