I carefully re-designed my Home Theater.
Tight budget, using existing equipment, upgraded to component cables, and an awesome Auto Switch-box which supports component cables.
Macrovision issues did not cross my mind when designing it. This has cause some grief in my house since the weekend is hear and no movies were viewable, even when connecting my DVD directly to the cheap LCD TV. I have no recording equipment & no intention of pirating or "backing up" media.
I cannot find any hacks for my MaxPlay DVD player (ClearPlay), which I must keep (MN: DVD-MP1001). Made by ISP Services, LLC., (now IntegraCore?) -- It doesn't appear to be a relabled brand.
Is there any cheaper solution to defeating Macrovision problems other than the $79 video stabilizers? Even on ebay the shipping raises the devices to over $80.
Thanks!
Tight budget, using existing equipment, upgraded to component cables, and an awesome Auto Switch-box which supports component cables.
Macrovision issues did not cross my mind when designing it. This has cause some grief in my house since the weekend is hear and no movies were viewable, even when connecting my DVD directly to the cheap LCD TV. I have no recording equipment & no intention of pirating or "backing up" media.
I cannot find any hacks for my MaxPlay DVD player (ClearPlay), which I must keep (MN: DVD-MP1001). Made by ISP Services, LLC., (now IntegraCore?) -- It doesn't appear to be a relabled brand.
Is there any cheaper solution to defeating Macrovision problems other than the $79 video stabilizers? Even on ebay the shipping raises the devices to over $80.
Thanks!