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13th May 2011, 16:06 | #41 | Link | |
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As it stands right now, if someone has multiple versions of PDVD installed, your program can change the region coding of *all* of them; though they can only be changed separately if one is Method 1 and the other is Method 2 (and then only with command-line parameters), that's a Cyberlink constraint that can't be avoided. However, if you have multiple versions of TMT installed, only the *newest* TMT version can be changed; all other versions are ignored. IMO, that favors Cyberlink over ArcSoft when it *should* be the other way around. I hung onto PDVD 7.3 for a long time for HD DVD support, until it got to where HD DVDs were always out-of-sync whether ReClock was active or not; that's when I switched to TMT3, which is MUCH better. TMT5 just happened to come out shortly thereafter, so I got it just in case they stopped supporting TMT3, as well as to verify whether or not HD DVD remained (though TMT3 still supported it, ArcSoft didn't officially note it as a feature). It's unfair to say that just because I also have TMT5 installed, I can't use your program to change TMT3's region as well... (Edit: Just to be clear, I do *NOT* suggest changing the *default* behavior, either without parameters or with the current "TMT:" parameter, except if possible to detect & change *all* installed TMT versions instead of just the latest one, just like PDVD. My primary suggestion is that you add command-line parameters for specific TMT versions, i.e., "TMT2:", "TMT3:", "TMT5:", etc. Note that there is *NO* TMT4; ArcSoft skipped from 3 to 5.) Last edited by HogMan; 13th May 2011 at 16:29. Reason: Expand |
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3rd July 2011, 01:51 | #43 | Link |
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Sadly no, they've completely changed how the region settings are stored and I couldn't determine where they are now. The files they use now may even be encrypted.
@HogMan, I have made a couple attempts to support multiple TMT versions but as it is now there are several parts based on whether TMT is running, etc. that assume you're only using one version and I'm not sure how I'd want to alter those. |
11th August 2011, 16:11 | #45 | Link |
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PowerDVD 11
Hello,
On the DVDFab forum, I found a tip from a moderator named Blazkowicz: Create a backup of: [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Cyberlink\Common] [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\CyberLink\Common] Application Data\CyberLink Application Data\PDVD Use the attached script for resetting the BD Region counter to 5 changes. * I have no Blu-ray equipment, so I cannot test it myself, but perhaps this information helps you write a new version of your tool. As far as I know, DVDFab Passkey currently does not work with PowerDVD 11 either. Many greetings, A Pal |
23rd March 2012, 15:31 | #48 | Link |
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Is this true? According to this thread on the Arcsoft's forum (http://www.arcsoft.com/Forum/forum_p...ID=7195&OB=ASC) they still support HD DVDs but without fixing issues related to the format.
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14th June 2013, 18:45 | #50 | Link |
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Region tool
This tool is working fine with TMT5 on Windows 8. For unknown reason, a multizone BD, confirmed by AnyDVDHD, refused to play in TMT5, set region A. It only played when TMT5 is region B. I've made an ISO, re-ripped it with both Slysoft and DVDFab, to no avail. BD is Angels and Demons, version CEE.
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20th November 2020, 23:09 | #52 | Link |
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Try the Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20160609...RegionTray.exe
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26th November 2020, 10:33 | #53 | Link |
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Main issue Is with DVD région code,though Sometimes the DVD player itself refusés to recognize à disc for a différent région,even with anydvd on. Have to mâke the Change via Hardware Option.One reason I have two portable USB Drives,one DVD and other DVD/bd.
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