NEXT STEP: remove region code from Java

[pjouy]

Hi all!

While the amazing BD+ crack is out (thanks again guys, you're magicians!), there is something that really bores people who buy BDs in US and Europe, is the new region code checks in the Java code.

You can start with this thread with ID4 and FF2 .
If anyone has a region error (like Fox' one in red), please put your log files in this thread.

So please, think about us!
This should be a piece of cake after the BD+ defeat...

 

[James]

Hi all!

While the amazing BD+ crack is out (thanks again guys, you're magicians!), there is something that really bores people who buy BDs in US and Europe, is the new region code checks in the Java code.

You can start with this thread with ID4 and FF2 .
If anyone has a region error (like Fox' one in red), please put your log files in this thread.

So please, think about us!
This should be a piece of cake after the BD+ defeat...

AnyDVD already removes region code from Java, it just misses some titles. We'll fix this.

 

[pjouy]

Thanks James!

And as I said, if anyone has a region error (like Fox' one in red), please put your log files in this thread: this will make life easier for James and the development's team.

 

[Adbear]

I think Supergoof wrote a small utility that was able to remove the region code from most of the ones that Anydvd HD didn't remove, It definately worked on the BD+ titles I already had backed up on the harddrive

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=135620

 

[pjouy]

I think Supergoof wrote a small utility that was able to remove the region code from most of the ones that Anydvd HD didn't remove, It definately worked on the BD+ titles I already had backed up on the harddrive

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=135620

You are right, but if I could watch movies directly from the BD, it would save me a lot of time... You know, ripping 45GB of data... :disagree: