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  1. 17th Dec 2001 20:04 #1
    Catarro
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    Can this be done?
    Is there any way to trigger the parental control of my DVD or TV with a burned (S)VCD?
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  2. 18th Dec 2001 03:50 #2
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    No this is not possible. SVCD does not support that feature.

    SVCD does support some forms of protection/censorchip but only when played on a computer, and even then it requires a ridiculous amount of effort to set up and I think its also ridiculously easy to bypass.
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    Catarro why do even want the Parental Control Feature???
    you got some nasty videos you want to keep away from the kids????
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  5. 19th Dec 2001 05:25 #5
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    Maybe the kids have got some nasty videos they want to keep away from the parents
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  6. 19th Dec 2001 12:37 #6
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    You might find the DVD player has the parental control per disk, my Sony can be told to ask for a pin number for each disk. The disks are all diffrent but are not made in any special way.
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    Better yet, how about some parental control on the kids. For example how about putting them on leash?

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