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To be able to watch all disks of any region you need an RPC1 drive and software that does not enforce region coding. In VLC you have the software part of the puzzle. Unless your laptop is very old or has already had the drive firmware flashed, then it will be RPC2. For information on drive firmware...

Hello :-) VLC itself doesn't suffer from the DVD region bug, however, it can't do anything about what is enforced in hardware by your DVD drive. If your DVD drive supports RPC2 and is set to a specific region and the disk you are trying to play uses RPC2 to enforce region coding for another region ...

is the player play region code 1 dvd?

Bug report : [/b] The subtitles don't display properly : they don't display for a few seconds, then they display normally, then they don't .... (Sometimes during the movie, subtitles don't display at all whereas they should) I've already tried to reset the settings, problem still here I didn't have...