Best app for region code removal?

Smoker25 · 18th February 2011, 20:23

I have a few region A blu-rays on my hard drive and I'm looking for a region code removal tool. I tried using BDEdit but it didn't even notice that they're locked.

Any other small apps that specialize in region code removal?

GeorgeGear · 4th March 2011, 18:01

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Originally Posted by Smoker25

Any other small apps that specialize in region code removal?

This one works for some but not all. FWIW, Softonic download.

thegame · 17th March 2011, 22:17

AnyDVD HD removes region code to.

Ghitulescu · 22nd November 2020, 17:15

If one removes the code, it will work anywhere.
There is no such disc with a changing code, for this would imply it's rewritable

You may however refer to the option of changing the code of the player, which is a different thing altogether.

Anyway, unlike the early days, now a BD player is a cheap as 60€ so one can buy all three regions for just under 200€, which was 1/10th of what an entry player costed when BD was launched.

Emulgator · 22nd November 2020, 20:52

funderburk is spamming a bit with his property link, isn't he ?

neil wilkes · 25th November 2020, 16:47

The whole region coding thing is an absolute mess anyway & should be scrapped as a mandatory part of set top players.
AnyDVD HD simply ignores this, so having region coding forced onto set top players only goes to put physical media at a disadvantage and that is not a good thing.
Replicated content should always be King.

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Smoker25 Registered User Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 11	Best app for region code removal? I have a few region A blu-rays on my hard drive and I'm looking for a region code removal tool. I tried using BDEdit but it didn't even notice that they're locked. Any other small apps that specialize in region code removal?

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neil wilkes Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: London, England Posts: 168	The whole region coding thing is an absolute mess anyway & should be scrapped as a mandatory part of set top players. AnyDVD HD simply ignores this, so having region coding forced onto set top players only goes to put physical media at a disadvantage and that is not a good thing. Replicated content should always be King. __________________ www.opusproductions.com Multichannel Audio Productions DVD-Audio/Video Authoring specialists

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thegame Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 221	AnyDVD HD removes region code to.