Hi,
Thanks for reply and follow the discuss.
> Partial access to a movie file. I assume you've checked the disc in
> question is not copy protected. We don't support decrypting copy
> protected disks for all the obvious reasons.
Don't know about what you talk, sorry.
Is that you mean that I try a DVD-9 for Region 1, for instance, althrough that I have a DVD Reader for Region 3 and want to deal with all this ?
No, not at all.
DVD-9 bought in Europe as all material too.
Suppose that DVD-CD* Cumbo is for Region 2, and all DVDs I have are legaly acquired and are all for Region 2 also.
CD* and DVD-5 works perfectly.
Hmm, I seed a lot with movies, however, which is not really legal, I know.
Hmm, I never use a piracy software in any case since 20 years with computing.
Best regards.
See ya
Sébastien
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Objet : Re: Re : Re : dvd-9 trouble with TSSTcorp SH-S203D
> [ 2002.943737] end_request: I/O error, dev sr0, sector 11697200
> [ 2003.112690] UDF-fs: Partition marked readonly; forcing readonly mount
> [ 2003.138034] UDF-fs INFO UDF: Mounting volume 'BROKEN_ARROW', timestamp 1999/12/29 19:42 (1078)
Partial access to a movie file. I assume you've checked the disc in
question is not copy protected. We don't support decrypting copy
protected disks for all the obvious reasons.
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