Originally Posted by
blade_runner
Its differ frm manufacturer to manufacturer whether or not to have the player as region-free. In ur case, owning region locked dvds which extend the geographical boundaries of the place it is sold in, cannot be considered to be "legitimate". Meaning u cannot and should not (according to law and manufacturers) use discs frm other regions here. But right now we donot have any law in place for handling this situation.
gotta differ here. region-locked DVD's are for cross-region content trade prevention, not cross-region content ownership & usage prevention. if i legitimately procured a digital-content in a geographic region, then i am eligibile to keep owning it and using it in any geographic region, unless i trade it (or copy it), in the other geographic region. there's a huge article on this somewhere at the DMA2000 or IMA2000 site or someplace. read this and researched this in great detail some 4 years back... but then, me getting old, so memory does play tricks at times...
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