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LG UBK90	8 user region code comments	December 06, 2020	Post region code/hack comment
	Region code hack posted by byebye, December 08 2019:
	The MontBlanc trick did work with LG UBK90 region 2 Fr (02/2018). I tried several times in order to find the good one. In the end, it works with: - CDRW. (not a DVD...) - path /Violet0000/Rubicon - "MontBlanc.DVD" file (search the internet, you'll find it) - Windows 10 explorer "inhouse" utility to burn CDR Not sure that the uppercases matter... To burn the CDRW, Windows 10 Explorer utility worked fine for me: choose "CD option" (not USB option) after erasing the CDR (if it's an old one), and then, juste copy/past the /Violet0000/Rubicon/MontBlanc.DVD to the CDR ; delete all unwanted files (such as the one that is automatically created by this damn windows) and burn the CDRW.
	Region code hack posted by winman42, December 29 2019:
	Doe it work with a CDR? I've tried a few times with no luck. The LG UBK90 keeps saying "check disc" thanks, Winman42
	Region code hack posted by sjordi, January 12 2020:
	The MontBlanc thing does work on the LG UBK90 for DVDs. Region Free hack can play any DVD. But not for Blu-Rays that are not Region Free.
	Region code hack posted by Thymianstrauch, January 29 2020:
	I can confirm that the region code hack works on LG UBK90, FR, bought in Germany. Please note: I tried this with the Montblanc.txt file from the avforums link plus the one from mega.nz with CDRs burned on a Mac. It did not work, no matter what I tried. The LG player would always just say "Data disc" or "check disc". Threw away several burned CDs. In the end I burned the file from the link below on a Win7 laptop. Worked like a charm. I used the download link from the LG BP440 hack: https://mega.nz/#!CQFz2TAK!1BO7aSN--BFL_sEhneyfVgiQ3ZUzHGinvlycQEvdmpw It has the whole file structure you need. Drag the Violet0000 folder onto a CDR, do not set to "USB" (default option), instead set to CD/DVD (master) and then burn it. If anyone can figure out what the problem on the Mac is, please post here.
	Region code hack posted by CCS, June 03 2020:
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	Region code posted by Sparky 713, June 05 2020:
	Can anyone confirm that the Montblanc CDR hack actually works with U.S. sold LG UBK90’s? I have a LG UBK90 purchased at Costco here in the U.S. and have tried two different burned Montblanc CDRs. The player responds with “Check Disc” every time inserted. I’m only trying to play some Region 2 DVD’s, not blu-rays. I purchased the complete set of Kojak DVD’s on Amazon, and it turns out they are Region 2. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
	Region code hack posted by asdf, June 06 2020:
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	Region code hack posted by UEF, December 06 2020:
	For people who are struggling to get the CD to work and you're using a Mac to make the disc: read this! STOP USING YOUR MAC TO DO THIS The Mac puts extra files everywhere and that's what confuses the player. If you can, do the download and burn on a windows PC, or use something like Parallels Get the file from here as before https://mega.nz/#!CQFz2TAK!1BO7aSN--BFL_sEhneyfVgiQ3ZUzHGinvlycQEvdmpw Extract and prepare that whole structure to go onto a CD. Make sure (if using parallels) that you open every folder and delete any .DSstore files. Also make sure that Windows burns the disc 'as a CD' rather than 'As a USB' (if it asks). And delete the desktop.ini file if it tries to place that onto the disc before the burn. Using Windows to burn this using Parallels did it for me, after I'd made sure to delete the extra files that Macs seem to infest zip files with. This was using a UK Region 2 player. Thanks to Thymianstryche above who gave me the clue as to what might've been causing it when they mentioned they were using a Mac too.