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Any suggestions out there folks. Look to get one for tv shows and music.
hiya! i recently got this dvd player from my parents but they dont have the remote and i canât navigate any menus w/out one (or im too stupid to figure out how) if someone knows what kind of remote it needs or a good universal remote i would really appreciate it :D
links would be preferable but brands or names are fine as well :)
(sorry if tht pic is crap iâm not a photographer ;-;)
I cannot find these movies anywhere with the Region 2 code. Were they just not released in the UK?
I have a large pile of DVDs lying around here and would like to sell them. Iâve checked the prices, and there are quite a few (probably around 100) valuable movies and TV series (priced at over $20 each) among them. Some are in better condition, others in worse condition.
I sat down and fast-forwarded through the DVDs at 30x speed. But first of all, thatâs extremely annoying, and second, I read online that you donât necessarily catch reading errors that way.
Now Iâve tried a few programs on my PC. Most of them have the problem that they canât read copy-protected DVDs properly. They throw up tons of errors, and I tested this with completely clean DVDs that work perfectly fine. So theyâre not really usable. These include Nero DiscSpeed, DVDiStar, IsoBuster, and many others. Iâve actually tried every free program out there i could find. Before anyone recommends MakeMKV, I really donât want to do anything illegal just to test DVDs.
In my desperation, I even had some AI programs cobbled together, but unfortunately, they don't work properly either. One plays the movies through and checks for stuttering and such, but it doesnât detect it properlyâor rather, VLC Media Player handles small issues much better than a conventional DVD player. The other program was supposed to do something like IsoBuster, except that it skips the copy-protected sections of the DVD. Unfortunately, that doesnât work either and it tells me that 90 % of the disc has some problem.
Now Iâm faced with a decision: do I just send all my heavily scratched DVDs in to be polished and save myself most of the hassleâbut have to pay upfrontâor do I keep racking my brain, spending countless more hours installing Linux on another computer, until I hopefully finally find a solution at some point?
I think it's completely crazy that there isn't a working automated solution for a task that is (in my view) so simple.