Question:
Software to play different DVD regions on my computer?
Clare C
2009-09-05 10:21:51 UTC
Does anyone know of any free software I can download so that I can play DVDs of any region on my computers DVD player. At the mo it has locked itself to one region. Anyone got any tips?
Six answers:
Lady L
2009-09-05 10:29:19 UTC
I've been told that DivX player allows you to play all regions. Google "DivX" and you should get results for a DivX pack. This is the player and all codecs to allow the playing of films out of the normal region
Chilli
2009-09-08 18:22:03 UTC
I know a software which lets you to have a free trail. That is Wondershare DVD Ripper Platinum.

I don't think freeware can have the strong function as it can.

It just cost you a few dollors.

It is one of the Best DVD Ripper software, that could easily rip DVD to almost all video formats with super fast DVD ripping speed and excellent image and sound quality. With it, you can easily rip your DVD to PSP, iPod Classic, iPod Touch, iPod Nano, iPhone (3G), iPhone, Zune, Zune 2, Blackberry, Nokia, Creative Zen, Sony Walkman, iRiver PMP, Archos, PS3, Apple TV, Xbox, iPAQ, Pocket PC, Mobile Phone, etc.

Free download:

http://www.topmediasoft.com/download/w/dvd-ripper-platinum.exe
roe
2016-12-17 18:40:09 UTC
area codes are study on the participant. some desktops enable you to alter the area of yourcontinual, yet only approximately 5 cases then it locks in despite the fact that area you turn to final. There are courses available to crack DVD codes yet they are questionable at superb. i might propose paying for a 2dcontinual some thing low priced that's DVD-ROM only and set the area to U.S. or Canada. you will additionally would desire to ensure your palyer has the main appropriate formats to play NTSC format DVDs.
zoomjet
2009-09-05 11:43:44 UTC
DVD43 - it's free - when you run it you will see a yellow face in the system tray next to the clock - when you load your dvd, the yellow face will get angry and turn green when it has made your dvd region free - no kidding!

Get it here

http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/DVD43/1118268636/1
anonymous
2009-09-09 07:15:44 UTC
-Nero is the first choice-



Step 1: Choose a format (to create DVD) from the drop down list, then click Next to continue.



Step 2: Click Browse Button to select the file you want to import from your hard driver.



Step 3: Choose the Video settings.



Step 4: Choose your burning device.



Step 5: Click "start" and wait for your dvd.



it's easy. try it .com
anonymous
2009-09-05 10:26:32 UTC
Try Slysoft's AnyDVD, here:



http://www.slysoft.com/en/anydvd.html



It's not free, but there is a free trial available.



Hope it helps.


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