Spinaroonie
LOOK WHAT I FOUND!
- Joined
- Jul 29, 2000
- Posts
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"da man" tries to keep shoving his cock forcefully into our various orifices
God forbid you should be able to use something that you'd paid for!
From: http://www.dvdadept.com/DVD_Regions.asp
"According to DVD FAQ (http://dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html), some discs, such as those from Buena Vista/Touchstone/Miramax, MGM/Universal, and Polygram contain program code that checks for the proper region. These "smart discs" that do active region checking won't play on code-free players that have their region set to 0, but they can be played on code-switchable players that allow you to change the region using the remote control.
Recently, the Motion Picture Association of American (MPAA) has developed a new system called Regional Coding Enhancement (RCE) which will be included on almost all new region 1 DVD releases. This new technology was created to prevent consumers with codefree DVD players from watching DVD discs purchased in North America. From now on, most region 1 DVD discs will be including this technology. "
God forbid you should be able to use something that you'd paid for!
From: http://www.dvdadept.com/DVD_Regions.asp
"According to DVD FAQ (http://dvddemystified.com/dvdfaq.html), some discs, such as those from Buena Vista/Touchstone/Miramax, MGM/Universal, and Polygram contain program code that checks for the proper region. These "smart discs" that do active region checking won't play on code-free players that have their region set to 0, but they can be played on code-switchable players that allow you to change the region using the remote control.
Recently, the Motion Picture Association of American (MPAA) has developed a new system called Regional Coding Enhancement (RCE) which will be included on almost all new region 1 DVD releases. This new technology was created to prevent consumers with codefree DVD players from watching DVD discs purchased in North America. From now on, most region 1 DVD discs will be including this technology. "
