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Hi there
I need help me with my ps2 settings. Normal uk dvd's work fine, however when I attempt to watch copied dvd's(indian ones to be specific!) they come in black and white. Obv something to do with the region codes, can anyone help?
I need help me with my ps2 settings. Normal uk dvd's work fine, however when I attempt to watch copied dvd's(indian ones to be specific!) they come in black and white. Obv something to do with the region codes, can anyone help?
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Xzibit wrote:
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
> however, it is legal to copy a DVD or CD you alreafy own, but why
> would you want to do that!?!
Obviously back up copies are always useful.
The main reason of course is to sell the copies, which ironically isn't legal.
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
> however, it is legal to copy a DVD or CD you alreafy own, but why
> would you want to do that!?!
Obviously back up copies are always useful.
The main reason of course is to sell the copies, which ironically isn't legal.
The cinema prices are expensive because of greed of the corporations. They make billions of pounds of profit. If they halved the price they would still make a big profit, just not quite as big.
Kawada wrote:
> Xzibit wrote:
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
>
>
> Yup £3.00 to watch a movie on the cheap Tuesday nights. Damn
> all you pirates sending theatre prices soaring *shakes fist*
I think it would be unrealistic to say that pirated films are totally responsible for the high cinema costs.
> Xzibit wrote:
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
>
>
> Yup £3.00 to watch a movie on the cheap Tuesday nights. Damn
> all you pirates sending theatre prices soaring *shakes fist*
I think it would be unrealistic to say that pirated films are totally responsible for the high cinema costs.
Xzibit wrote:
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
Yup £3.00 to watch a movie on the cheap Tuesday nights. Damn all you pirates sending theatre prices soaring *shakes fist*
> That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies,
Yup £3.00 to watch a movie on the cheap Tuesday nights. Damn all you pirates sending theatre prices soaring *shakes fist*
Well yea, dvd region x is probably best, and I'll be getting one myself to play my U.S. films, which I have tons of heh. You still shouldn't copy though, importing is better, and I would prefer an official dvd to a copy any day.
I have a friend who downloads films and games, and all of his futurama dvd's work in black and white on my ps2, so I think it's just because it's a copy that it won't work.
I have a friend who downloads films and games, and all of his futurama dvd's work in black and white on my ps2, so I think it's just because it's a copy that it won't work.
That's why the cinema is quite expensive because people use copies, however, it is legal to copy a DVD or CD you alreafy own, but why would you want to do that!?!
You shouldn't be watching pirate copies anyway, you filthy skank.
You'll need a CD to watch DVD's of different regions. You shouldn't have any trouble finding them on the web. The only name that I can think of off the top of my head is "DVD Region X".
There's no guarantee it'll sort the problem. Older TV's will still play the DVD in black and white.
There's no guarantee it'll sort the problem. Older TV's will still play the DVD in black and white.
is that what i need? Im not to sure cant I just change the region settings? or is a cd I need to change the region setter?
Do you need a region free CD?
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