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  1. 15th Jan 2009 08:38 #1
    Qbano_100
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    How can hack Philips DVDR3575H ?
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  2. 15th Jan 2009 08:40 #2
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    how can I hack Philips DVDR3575H form region 1 to all
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  3. 15th Jan 2009 09:33 #3
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    Here's what our DVD Players list says:
    http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/ph...dvdr3575h/8489

    I don't own this player and I have not done this hack. I cannot guarantee that it will work. Use it at your own risk.

    Sometimes manufacturers change hardware during production and hacks that worked in the past don't work now. Maybe you will be lucky and this hack will work for you.
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  4. 15th Jan 2009 13:21 #4
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    One good place to start would be this thread:
    http://forum.videohelp.com/topic3411...light=phillips 3575
    If you don't find the info there, contact the author (also active on AVSforum), who seems to have "written the book" on these units.
    [EDIT: Oops, I think this is actually the thread I was looking for]:
    http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=940657
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  5. 19th Jan 2009 14:04 #5
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    Did not work !!!
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  6. 19th Jan 2009 14:07 #6
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    Originally Posted by Qbano_100
    Did not work !!!
    Manufacturers change hardware during production sometimes and this can break hacks that worked in the past. There may not be a hack for your model now.
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  7. 19th Jan 2009 15:43 #7
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    AFAIK the 3575 cannot be hacked.
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  8. 19th Jan 2009 18:52 #8
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    you may be better off just buying a region free player or player-recorder since there are some horror stories about people ruining their units by such attempts
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