willistuder

willistuder

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I finally uninstalled DesktopX a few months ago. I'd be interested in gadgets, but I don't think that I'll reinstall DesktopX again. It's good to see you interested again, Jim.

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HDCP is a copy protection protocol that has been around for about 15 years. It has gone through a few versions, and it seems that newer versions may not be backwards compatible with v1.0. Most new devices have it built in; your older TV may have it. Look in the manual (or search online for the manual) to see if your device is compliant. If not, apparently this HDMI splitter

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It looks OK to me. I have no experience with Samsung players, but it fits your requirements. Have you looked into converting your present player to region free? I've tried it on a couple players of mine over the years, and it works fine. The manufacturers build them that way; you aren't hacking it in the normal sense, you are utilizing the manufacturers engineering and software. <span

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There are two options: Most players will accept a code (entered from your remote) to make then region free. Try this website to see if your player has a code listed: http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks If not found there, try a search "Region free dvd code" and maybe some other site will have your player listed.</

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That looks like it is a DesktopX file. I think that you would need DesktopX to make use of it, but, unfortunately, it is no longer available. Someone who knows better will probably be along soon to clear things up.

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This is just a wild guess, but I had the same random bluescreen problem a few years ago. It turned out that it was one of my SSD's. Once it was replaced, I have had not a single bluescreen problem. It took awhile for the technician to locate it as the problem after trying various other things. I doubt that Fences has anything to do with it; nobody has ever reported a problem like that associated with Fences that I can recall. Good luck.

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