Nice surprise Kaffeine plays Reg 1 and Reg 2 disks
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Nice surprise Kaffeine plays Reg 1 and Reg 2 disks
I never realized it but Kaffeine seems to play Region 1 and Region 2 discs without any problem and without requiring any hardware firmware upgrades / software regional coding bypasses.
My Sony VAIO laptop doesn't have any probs with NTSC / PAL discs -- but kaffeine seems to totally bypass any region encoding (unlike Windows where the discs can't even be read in DATA mode --never mind about being actually played).
I've always thought that regional encoding --especially on a Laptop which is intended to be used on the move / in different areas is a totally absurd concept anyway.
Nice one Linux -- for once it's WAY ahead of Windows.
Windows -- Nearly 100% GONE (only using for Photoshop and some Ms Office funcs).
Apart from a little glitch with this release 10.0 (Wireless -- since fixed in a different post) I'm really liking 10.0 more and more.
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