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Posted on 07-15-04 04:15 PM Link | Quote
Some DVD players have a hidden setting for making them region free. I have one of thoose...

But my DVD are region side, I hadn't imported any from any other regions.
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Posted on 07-15-04 05:05 PM Link | Quote
Most Dvd players over here in Britain seem to be pretty much all region free nowadays. Ah, the wonders of legislation.
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Posted on 07-16-04 12:43 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Kitten Yiffer
Some DVD players have a hidden setting for making them region free. I have one of thoose...



We have one of those too... My big brother made HIS DVD player region free a while ago...

He says that it
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Posted on 07-16-04 12:49 AM Link | Quote

i might be ignornant but don't all DVD players have those codes?
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Posted on 07-16-04 12:51 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Kitten Yiffer
CD's and DVD's who is cheap tend to not work on some CD players. For some reason...

I have one bitchy CD player in my house, it will only read Sont CD-R's, anything else and it just spits it out.
well, as long as they work for me, and will do what i expect them to do (store data for as long as I live), it's all good...

hm...DVD players that can be region free...well, I could make my DVD+/-RW become region free but it isn't worth it. My DVD player is a sony, so no way that can ever be region free

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Posted on 07-16-04 04:42 AM Link | Quote
Colleen: I've got a multi-region player, it's just that it's illegal to own a DVD or video in this country that hasn't been rated by the BBFC, our cinema certificate agency.

While it's designed to protect the UK public, if you're being resonable and importing harmless anime then it's a pain in the butt. The authorities usually don't take notice once you have it, but they don't like importers at all.


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Posted on 07-16-04 05:00 AM Link | Quote
You know, that sounds like bad censorships. Sure every country have something that rate the movies, but stopping imports becuse they aren't rated...
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Posted on 07-16-04 05:29 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Kitten Yiffer
You know, that sounds like bad censorships. Sure every country have something that rate the movies, but stopping imports becuse they aren't rated...


they should set something up then to rate those movies...thus problem solved...seems simple enough to me!
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Posted on 07-17-04 08:21 AM Link | Quote
It doesn't make sense not to rate them but then the whole thing doesn't make sense because it's not like you're importing from your drug lord in Cuba
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Posted on 07-17-04 02:30 PM Link | Quote
Yes, DVD will be outdated in 10 years, because there are already Blu-Ray readers and writers, and there will probably be enough material out in 2014 to justify getting one. No, it won't be obsolete.

There was a big project in Sweden doing R&D in the field of small plastic 'chips' (for lack of a better word) the size of a cell phone SIM card that could already serve as 30 GB HDs. Last I heard they got cancelled a few months back. I really hope someone picks it up again.
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Posted on 07-17-04 09:03 PM Link | Quote
Holy crap, now THAT
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Posted on 07-18-04 08:30 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Millennium Neko
Holy crap, now THAT
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Posted on 07-18-04 08:40 AM Link | Quote
The law of supply and demand. At the start, you produce few units, therefore the prices are higher. As you sell more and more units, you make more money and can therefore justify putting in larger orders for parts and such, then pass the savings on to the consumer.

Quite simple, but of course the format has to catch on.
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Posted on 07-18-04 08:33 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Colleen
The law of supply and demand. At the start, you produce few units, therefore the prices are higher. As you sell more and more units, you make more money and can therefore justify putting in larger orders for parts and such, then pass the savings on to the consumer.



Oh, darn it! I forgot about those... We


(edited by Millennium Neko on 07-18-04 11:35 AM)
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Posted on 07-19-04 05:12 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Jizuko
"... the home computer will know who we are from our voice or our face. It will know what we want to watch, our favourite programmes, or what the kids shouldn't be allowed to see."
Someone shoot him, that should never happen

Mmm.. Palladium for TV! Disallowing us from watching different stuff and censoring EVERYTHING (well.. it has the potential to do it).

Originally posted by Millenium Neko
And I heard about the Blu-Ray readers long ago...pretty interesting but does it play discs aswell?

Uhm.. Blu-Ray DISCS? Maybe? Perhaps? Kanske? I hear PS3 might use Blu-Ray and that it'll be compatible with PSX and PS2 games.. so yeah, that probably answers your question too.


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Posted on 07-19-04 05:16 AM Link | Quote
1984 anyone? xP

Doubt that Microsoft takes over the world, considirng that not all people uses Windows. And there will always be people against it...

I'm not one of them.
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Posted on 07-19-04 08:43 AM Link | Quote
Shit... I still think people will use DVD's in the next 10 years. For the whole illegal music swapping and stuff.. not that innocent ol' me would EVER do anything like that ;

Unless like something better would be created for that use...
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Posted on 07-19-04 03:20 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Fyxe

The rest of what Bill Gates said was mindless rubbish. Listen to Miyamoto if you want to hear someone talk about future possiblities that actually sound appealing.

I like that quote.

And about Imports, in Switzerland is this stupid law that prohibits to import DVDs of movies currently in cinema.

But they don't care shits about Anime or Movies that didn't made it in our theaters.

In Germany its another matter: Anything not rated is for adults only (Same for Games, ie: Pok
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