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fengtao
16th July 2002, 08:32
DVD Region-Free is an unique, effective and easy-to-use DVD tweaking tool.

It allows you to watch all region DVDs on any DVD drive( especially RPC2 ) even if it has been locked.

You don't need flash any firmware which is dangerous or unavailable.

DVD Region-Free also disable region check for popular software-based DVD players such as PowerDVD, WinDVD and CinePlayer.

Other features include Region-Free for RCE DVDs, Macrovision-Free, Operation-Free and run self at DVD players startup automatically.

You can download it at http://www.dvdidle.com/download/DVDRegionFree10.exe

NeVeRLiFt
16th July 2002, 09:01
I use DVDidle and it lets me use TVout to watch my DVD's on my TV and then capture them to VHS tapes ;)

ookzDVD
16th July 2002, 10:47
I un-installed the DVDIdle,
it slowdown my ripping speed :(

I prefer to patch the firmware since it will permanent solution,
and it's FREE ;)

Nic
16th July 2002, 11:08
Fengtao, please make this your only post on this forum about this subject. As this board will not be used for advertisement of commerical products.

Thank you,
-Nic

Koepi
16th July 2002, 12:12
@Nic and all,

I don't know if you watched that site a little more - see, his nick is fengtao. The site where this program is sold has at it's bottom this line: "Copyright (C) 2001-2002 Fengtao Software"

Some more words about these tools: fengtao demands 39.99$ for a "region free" tool where you get such tools for free on the net. Then there is this dvdidle-tool - a software that does nothing useful at all, it's just marketing blabla without scientific basics - there are freeware alternatives (cdbremse [i don't know if it's freeware but I'm sure there are alternatives]) which at least don't tell bullshit like "prolong your life" but just spin the drives at lower RPMs.

So what to do? If that guy is just here to advertise for his stuff, ban him! It's sure against the forum rules.

Just my oppinion,

Koepi

mpucoder
16th July 2002, 13:04
Regardless of the merits of his product (which I have no need for, so I can't say whether they work), this is an obvious violation of rule #5, and has earned him one strike.