

I may be wrong, but I'm assuming that (again in my case) that the message comes more from a lack of a region code being set than it being region free.Īlso, I don't believe you can really set a region code on a DVDR. In my case, and probably many others, I have Auto-Reset firmware that resets the region code to a state where it's never been set, as if it was just pulled out of the box.

I get the same message when I use my region free drives, but I don't when I use a region coded one. Your player is supposed to play: No Region discs (region set to 0), All Region discs (Regions 1 through 8) nad the region your player is set to (I think 2 in your case). CSS is the encryption (if it's even considered that anymre) that prevents (or protects in the MPAA's eyes) the disc from being explored in Windows, I guess Mac/Linux also (don't use Linux for AV, not too familiar with Macs).
