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"All-Region DVD X"

Has anyone got tha Datel All-Region card and disc yet? Cause I am tempted to buy it but I think you have to load the disc everytime you want to watch a region 1 movie!!!! Not sure though????

Got the DVD Region X and just borrowed a Region 1 (USA) DVD and it works a treat.

No messing about with the TV or SCART, I have a Thomson Widescreen and use the Sony SCART connection supplied with the PS2.

Just load the DVD Region X disk, select the required region, the PS2 tray opens, swap disk for the DVD, close tray and away you go.

It does exactly what it says on the box!

Has anyone actually used this region X thingy, What's it like? Is it 100% region free with NO exceptions.
Is there a way of using this on a stand alone DVD player i.e the TOSHIBA sd - 2109, does anybody know?

Region 1 DVDs from www.play247.com

I'm wondering if
> my TV will support NTSC ?
It's a 2.5 year old sony widescreen...
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anyone got any ideas ?

Most widescreen teles have a NSTC scart connector.
What's the best import DVD wesite IYO? Just out of interest.

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Has anyone tried this out yet ?

I'm wondering if my TV will support NTSC ?
It's a 2.5 year old sony widescreen...
anyone got any ideas ?

Im quite interesting in geting this - Will be so much easier getting imported DVD's from say the US where they are out atleast four months in advanced to us!!
Im interested in hearing what its like!!

has anyone tried psx backup games on thier ps2 using using all region dvd x. is there anyother way to play psx games on there ps2 without having to open the case.

sorry it cant be used for backups it is designed to unlock country codes on dvd's only and the ps2 can tell the difference between a movie and a game

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> Could it play psx backup games.
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Yup! It acts as a 'boot cd', getting past the information engraved on the disc that only real PS discs have. A GameShark Cheat cd can also do this.

I have ordered it from SR, let you know when it comes.