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Info and forum posts by 'Jon Greenwood'
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Joined on: Friday, 11th July 2003, 19:17, Last used: Friday, 11th July 2003, 19:17
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Recent Messages Posted:
RE: Need Panasonic SC-DT100 Regionfree Code Please
you can get upgrade discs from dvd chips
RE: Sanyo DC DAV821
dvd chips sells an upgrade disc for this at a tenner
RE: Sony DVP-NS330
it needs a special chipped remote
RE: JVC XV-N33
I think the only way is to rent an upgrade tool from dvd chips but it will cost you almost as much as the player !!
Jon
RE: Toshiba SD-22VB multiregion hack
The only place I`ve seen offering an upgrade for this is www.d*******.co.uk who sell a disc upgrade for a tenner
Jon
RE: Panasonic sa-ht 70 or 75
it doesnt work , it came from here www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdhacks.php?select=Panasonic+SA-HT70
Jon
RE: SONY REMOTE CODES THAT I HAVE FOUND WORK GREAT ?
looks like the LG hack ?
Jon
RE: Sonys, Panasonics, most JVCs, Toshibas
the solution is quite simple , when someone clicks on the "Start a new thread by clicking here" link it should take them to a page that has a big stop sign like the link below
www.emedco.com/emed2/gifs/TC43706.gif
with the text " Have you searched the forum to see if your question has already been answered ? " along with the search box searching this forum ( not the others).
I think that would go a long way to preventing repetative posts
Jon
This item was edited on Sunday, 27th July 2003, 23:50
Sonys, Panasonics, most JVCs, Toshibas
From the top of this forum
IMPORTANT: You CAN remote hack your PHILIPS player without paying the rip off fees demanded by chipping companies, click here for more info! Also Sonys, Panasonics, most JVCs, Toshibas cannot be hacked via the remote. A chipping company (and therefore payment of a fee) is necessary.
RE: Panasonic sa-ht 70 or 75
you have to pay for an upgrade for panasonics as it says at the top of this forum , maybe try www.d*******.co.uk who offer kits that you can install yourself
Jon
RE: JVC xvs42 hacks???
it costs only £35 to rent one of these boxes !