LG DVD REGION RESET (GUD0N, GUD1N and others)

As everyone probably knows,

DVD players are limited by software to watch

DVD of the region the player was bought from.

The user can change the region 4 times

(the first time is changed automatically

when the first DVD is played).

After some research I found that

many players have secret SCSI commands to

reset the counter.

This is called vendor reset.

Also this is limited though.

And can be used only 5 times.

But since I don't like commercial limits,

I wrote a small utility that can reset everything.

Have a look at this github link.

LG-DVD-REGION-RESET

The script has been tested and it's guaranteed

on LG (and HP) DVDRAM GUD0N and GUD1N

It can work also on many other LG players

probaby GT series, but I can't vouch for them

since I only have these two in my laptops.

The bash shell script works AS IS in linux (tested on ubuntu)

and CYGWIN on Windows.

Namaste!

Zibri

(donations are welcome)

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