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Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ruff 1 (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Tuesday, 9th January 2001, 08:42

Just bought a Philips 756 DVD Player after my Samsung 709 broke down. Is there a permanent or temporary region hack that is available for that player.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Ruff 1

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

lievn (Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 9th January 2001, 08:51

Try the one that u can find here in "Multi-Region Hacks" page:

http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/info/multiregion/full/philips750.asp

You do need a universal remote for it.

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RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ruff 1 (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Tuesday, 9th January 2001, 19:04

¦°e\/[\] you are a true geezer....... Many thanks this hack worked a treat. Is this a permanent hack though???

Ruff 1

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ian Court (Competent) posted this on Tuesday, 9th January 2001, 21:49

Yep, permanent! And it`s RCE compatible too (so you can play the R1 version of The Patriot if you wish). You`ll never need to enter another code again! :)

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Poncho (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 18:47

Ruff 1, can you tell me what this player is like as I`ve just ordered one from Empiredirect,
Whats the pic quality like?
Sound?
Did you have to use a universal remote for the hack? and was it easy enough?
can you disable mac?
Thanks for any help.

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ian Court (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 19:39

I can answer most of your questions, although I have a 710 myself. The picture quality is great, sound is good too (although the 710 doesn`t have optical out, only a regular digital out - I`m not sure about the 756 here though).
You can use a OneForAll 6 (possibly a 5 too), a Palm Pilot using OmniRemote software or a Philips Pronto. The hack is very easy to perform and it is RCE (Regional Coding Enhancement) compatible too. Sorry, there is no way to remove Macrovision at the moment, but a few of us here are working on a firmware update to remove it. Keep an eye on this site and on http://www.ianc.net/philips for further news as and when there is any! :)

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Poncho (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 19:52

Cheers Ian, I`ll hunt for a one4all remote now>

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ruff 1 (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 21:47

Hey Poncho

What can I say about the 756......... It`s a fascinating player. I was at a loss as to what DVD player I actually wanted to buy. A friend purchased the Philips and became completely besotted by this beautiful piece of machinery.

The sound and image quality get 10 out of 10 and compared to my Samsung 709 I think that the picture is a lot crisper and true to life.

GO OUT AND BUY THIS PLAYER. DIXON`S OR CURRYS.... COMET DO NOT STOCK THIS MODEL FOR SOME STRANGE REASON.

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Poncho (Competent) posted this on Saturday, 13th January 2001, 09:57

I`ve ordered one already, I won`t say where yet (unless I already have) as it seems extremely cheap and I still think I`m going to get a call saying "sorry we made a mistake"
I have a Philips TV & Vid so it will go great with those, you don`t know if the PHilips TV or Vid remote can perform the hack do you??
Chees

PHILIPS ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RE: Hack for Philips 756 DVD Player Needed Urgently

Ruff 1 (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Saturday, 13th January 2001, 13:02

Hey P

I paid £250 sobs for this piece of kit........if yours is cheaper I wanna know so that I can get that price busted in two.....

Let me know......by the way u gotta give me the name of the shop...etc in order for Currys to do a price match...

Ruff 1

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