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    dvd player chipping

    can anyone recommend a good place that chips dvd players. one thats reliable and does a good job. need one that does it by mail order. cheers. the player is an onkyo one

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    i am guessing this is to make it multi region?

    find the model number then check on this site to see if it can be done using a code first: http://www.dvdrhelp.com/dvdhacks.php...&Search=Search

    i have a philips 634 dvd and all it required was a code to make it multiregion

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    most require a code, mine did theres no point risking breaking it and paying, when its free easy and simple, theres loads than can do be done multi from codes entered via remote
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    Actually most need chipping. Cheap ones need codes, yes.
    I think www.techtronics.com do it?
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    mine was 26 quid, plays anything apart from divx, multi region from codes
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    Yeah, Techtronics should do it but they aren't that cheap really. Other than that, I'm not sure.

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    Take a look at this site -
    http://www.dvdchips.co.uk/
    I got a chip for my Sony from here for about £20. It was simple soldering job to fit it.
    I can't see Onkyo listed either for chipping, or chip-free recoding. Is it another player rebadged?

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    cheers guys. onyko isnt a rebranded player they are quite high end stuff like tag and nakachimi if thats the write spelling. picked mine up in a sale for a bargain price. the player is already region free i have just discover the problem is that the tv is pal only. so its new tv time

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