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Corbax: Corbax moved page VSG:Usage:RegionCode to VSG:Usage:DVD:RegionCode

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Corbax moved page VSG:Usage:RegionCode to VSG:Usage:DVD:RegionCode

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Robin at 16:02, 16 December 2011

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	If you want to play a DVD which has a region code other than you, try to test your DVD drive to can crack the other region code which you don't have. The most newer drives are RPC2 drives and you probably have this one. These drives don't allow raw access until the drive's firmware has done a region check, but in this particular case you don't have the right code, so the region check will fail. VLC uses libdvdcss who needs raw access to the DVD drive to crack the encryption keys. But RPC2 doesn't allow you to use these raw access so you can't get the region code and therefore you can't play your DVD. So it's impossible to circumvent the region code if you have this kind of drives. If you have a RPC2 which allows raw access, you can crack the region code. It´ll just take a long time to crack. If you have the first mentioned RPC2, you can try to flash your firmware. The problem is, that there sometimes isn't any alternative firmware for your drive.<br>		== Play a DVD of a different region code.<br> ==

			If you want to play a DVD which has a region code other than you, try to test your DVD drive to can crack the other region code which you don't have.

			The most newer drives are RPC2 drives and you probably have this one. These drives don't allow raw access until the drive's firmware has done a region check, but in this particular case you don't have the right code, so the region check will fail.

			VLC uses libdvdcss who needs raw access to the DVD drive to crack the encryption keys. But RPC2 doesn't allow you to use these raw access so you can't get the region code and therefore you can't play your DVD. So it's impossible to circumvent the region code if you have this kind of drives. If you have a RPC2 which allows raw access, you can crack the region code.

			It´ll just take a long time to crack. If you have the first mentioned RPC2, you can try to flash your firmware. The problem is, that there sometimes isn't any alternative firmware for your drive.<br>

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2011-12-15T10:49:15Z

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If you want to play a DVD which has a region code other than you, try to test your DVD drive to can crack the other region code which you don't have. The most newer drives are RPC2 drives and you probably have this one. These drives don't allow raw access until the drive's firmware has done a region check, but in this particular case you don't have the right code, so the region check will fail. VLC uses libdvdcss who needs raw access to the DVD drive to crack the encryption keys. But RPC2 doesn't allow you to use these raw access so you can't get the region code and therefore you can't play your DVD. So it's impossible to circumvent the region code if you have this kind of drives. If you have a RPC2 which allows raw access, you can crack the region code. It´ll just take a long time to crack. If you have the first mentioned RPC2, you can try to flash your firmware. The problem is, that there sometimes isn't any alternative firmware for your drive.<br>