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Webslinger
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Webslinger
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These are all region free. These are official releases?
Anyway, that Anydvd feature does not work with all discs.
Yes, as far as I know.
All three seem to be official releases...they all have local subtitles added and the "Den Basta Sommaren" is quite a lavish special edition. The Russian title is a Russian film put out by RUSCICO. The Russian and Brazilian releases I have had for 4 years or so...The Russian film says it is R5 on the case but ANYdvd says that it is coded for R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6.
All three seem to be official releases...they all have local subtitles added and the "Den Basta Sommaren" is quite a lavish special edition. The Russian title is a Russian film put out by RUSCICO. The Russian and Brazilian releases I have had for 4 years or so...The Russian film says it is R5 on the case but ANYdvd says that it is coded for R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6.
Webslinger
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Well, you can send the ifos in if you want, but I've never heard of Region 0 commercial releases before. I've heard of pirated region 0 releases. But /shrug
Keep in mind, Anydvd states quite explicity when you select the "remove annoying adverts and trailers" feature that it does not work on all discs.
R0 Official Releases
These are quite common, actually, when you get away from R1 and R2 land.
Check out the DVD catalog for the Russian Cinema Council (http://www.ruscico.com/main.php?lang=en) and you will have no trouble finding All Region Russian releases, in both PAL and NTSC.
I have several Australian releases that are R0 as well (though they often say R4 on the case).
These are quite common, actually, when you get away from R1 and R2 land.
Check out the DVD catalog for the Russian Cinema Council (http://www.ruscico.com/main.php?lang=en) and you will have no trouble finding All Region Russian releases, in both PAL and NTSC.
I have several Australian releases that are R0 as well (though they often say R4 on the case).
Webslinger
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I wasn't aware of that. Thank you for the info.
Well, you can do this http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=330 if you want (mention the remove annoying . . . feature doesn't work). There are no promises though that Slysoft will do anything.
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jpmccusa,
Yes, the correct answer is that it does not work on backups of all DVD originals. But I don't think region0 has anything to do with it.
Also, I didn't see it mentioned, but I might have missed it ... AnyDVD has removed all "User Prohibited Actions" on your backup. So you could just hit "Menu" on your remote to zoom past all the crap that plays beforehand. Or use the >> to skip one by one through the crap. I also think that if, after you insert your backup into your player's tray, if you hit the "play" button rather than just pressing the "close tray" button, the player may go right to playing the movie without the ads. Works on some players but not others. ... because the user prohibited actions have been removed from the backup.
Whisperer
Yes, the correct answer is that it does not work on backups of all DVD originals. But I don't think region0 has anything to do with it.
Also, I didn't see it mentioned, but I might have missed it ... AnyDVD has removed all "User Prohibited Actions" on your backup. So you could just hit "Menu" on your remote to zoom past all the crap that plays beforehand. Or use the >> to skip one by one through the crap. I also think that if, after you insert your backup into your player's tray, if you hit the "play" button rather than just pressing the "close tray" button, the player may go right to playing the movie without the ads. Works on some players but not others. ... because the user prohibited actions have been removed from the backup.
Whisperer
No, as the warning message indicates when you select it.
Is it possible to remove this feature James? As there is too many posts always about this on various forums stating it doesn't always work and the DVD may be unplayable? Most users see it work on one and just automatically expect it to on all. Maybe no reason to really have it I think.
Webslinger
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No way. I use it constantly. I could not possibly disagree with your suggestion more.
Let's not be removing good features.
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If you don't like it, don't use it.
I always burn to a Verbatim +RW disc first then I play it to make sure that everything I kept on the back up works and if it does I simply burn it again onto a regular +R or -R disc. It does give you a warning and becuase of that its not a gaurentee that it will work but it does on some movies and doesnt on others thats why the warning is there.
Just test the feature with the original disc. No need to burn anything.
