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Dick Best
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Posted - May 2 2001 : 2:56PM
Hi...........I wonder if anyone has any idea who might provide DVD's in encrypted state or with a password necessary to open them.

In some locations as you will I'm sure realise, it's very risky to have Adult material sent through the post.

I remember in the early days of DVD's (before I had a suitable player) reading of a supplier who could deal with this requirement but have lost my reference to same. Would appreciate any info you could supply.

Best wishes,
JMO
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UK
104 Posts
2/01
Posted - May 2 2001 : 4:12PM
Bloody 'ell, Dick, where are you trying to import to, Saudi Arabia? If you're trying to get disks into the good old U of K, you don't have to resort to subterfuge unless you want to import something really nasty (in which case you're on your own).
Dick Best
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2 Posts
4/01
Posted - May 3 2001 : 3:26AM
No, I know there's no prob in what used to be the "good old UK" and I'm not in Saudi Arabia (was a long time ago).
I can assure you that there are a large number of locations, many even in the U.S. of A where it is not wide open like the U.K...........Question still stands ! !
charlie
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uk
450 Posts
4/00
Posted - May 3 2001 : 4:32AM
Private DVD's have a parental lock feature but this is set up on your player when you get the disk. I have not come across any DVD that is locked at source and requires a code to be entered to play it.

I had some Private CDRoms that came with a code though. This was printed on the jewel case inlay and you needed this to access the contents on a PC or MAC.

All or most DVD's have printed graphics as well as the disk title on the hub anyway so it's obvious what the content is without even playing it.




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