what program can i use to remove regional codeing off DVDs?

[chronic9]

I cant seem to figure out how to do it with dvdshrink. does anyone else have a different app. that i can use?

 

[Makave7i Tha Don]

dvd shrink is what i always use, you have to couple it with nero. But other than that, i guess dvd decrypter would be the 2nd best option

 

[chronic9]

can u tell me how u do it? i use both of those and i still cant get it, maybe i just dont see an option or somethin?

dvd shrink is what i always use, you have to couple it with nero. But other than that, i guess dvd decrypter would be the 2nd best option

 

[BillLeeLee]

I have not done it with DVD Shrink, but with DVD Decrypter...

Tools -> IFO -> Region Patch -> select Region Free.
Now it will ask you for a directory, point it to the directory where the dvd files were ripped to.

 

[Ice Czar]

DVD Decrypter

of course the official site is now closed
so you have to hunt

 

[chronic9]

wow, they took down dvddecryptor!!!! thats too bad. good thing i dled the latest version last week. i hope they make another site.

 

[Apallohadas]

DVD43.

 

[Fenris]

It's very simple with DVD Shrink. After you click the "Backup!" button a "Backup DVD" window opens, on the tab conveniently labeled "DVD Region" check the "Region Free" check box.

 

[chronic9]

i tried that the other day on 1 of the russian DVDs that i got. and it didnt work, ill try the dvd decryptor way tonight.

It's very simple with DVD Shrink. After you click the "Backup!" button a "Backup DVD" window opens, on the tab conveniently labeled "DVD Region" check the "Region Free" check box.

 

[TerryG]

I usually rip with DVD Decrypter, recode with DVD Shrink, then burn with Decrypter. It may be a few extra (unnecessary) steps, but it works for me every time.

 

[Nazo]

I think you might also try running Slysoft's AnyDVD. It's actually intended to correct the region for your own DVD player software in windows, but, I think that means the resulting data, when ripped, would still be the correct region.