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>Subject: Re: #7721 PCs aand DVDs
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I know this question has been asked before... anyway, DVD Genie is
freeware and will allow you to change the region setting on your PC.

http://www.inmatrix.com/files/dvdgenie_download.shtml

- Jay, UW




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> Is there a convenient way to regularly play foreign produced DVD's on our
> DVD lab computer system (DELL)systems?
> Apparently, there is a problem with regions. That is the DVD will play on
> the "other region" but only for a limited time and the DVD will
> format-back to the original region???Are you aware of this hardware
> conflict? It has been only recently revealed to me...
> If this is still not clear enough I will ask more clarifying questions and
> get back to you.
> Thanks...Deborah
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