T40 Ultrabay Slim DVD Region Hack?

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T40 Ultrabay Slim DVD Region Hack?

#1 Post by nelson_vladimir » Wed Apr 26, 2006 1:18 am

Hi all!

I just got a birthday present from a friend in Hong Kong, a 21 disc chinese historical documentry DVD ^^

He spent for fotune in it, and post it all the way to Australia, and now i have to somehow read it.

How do I do it on my thinkpad, it just refused to play it at all.

Thx in Advance

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#2 Post by Bgradid » Wed Apr 26, 2006 1:31 am

You could try VLC, it will decode without a region change if I remember right.
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#3 Post by GomJabbar » Wed Apr 26, 2006 7:47 am

Open My Computer, right-click on your DVD drive and choose Properties > Hardware > choose DVD drive again > Properties > DVD Region. You can change it from that screen. You can also do this in Windows Device Manager.

Be aware you can only change it 4 more times until it can no longer be changed. You have a couple of options so that you do not have to keep changing back and forth. One option I would think would be to rip it into another format with a program such as ImToo DVD ripper. Another option would be to buy a USB DVD drive (or another Ultrabay Slim DVD drive) and dedicate it to your 21 disc chinese historical documentry DVD. A third option is to use a DVD region hack (which I am not familiar with).
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#4 Post by ZaZ » Wed Apr 26, 2006 11:35 am

AnyDVD or DVDRegionFree will work as well.
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#5 Post by raabjerg » Wed Apr 26, 2006 1:04 pm

You might also try DVD Genie, which will do the trick, if the drive is not hardware locked:

http://www.digital-digest.com/software/dvdgenie.html

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