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  I want to play commercial DVD movies with a Raspberry Pi and a connected USB DVD drive.

  I want to play DVD's with region code 1 and 2 (US and Europe).

  I haven't bought the USB DVD drive yet, because I need to know some facts before.
  To buy the right USB DVD drive, I need to know how LibreELEC plays region encoded DVD's.

  
  

  a) Does LibreELEC use the region code of the USB DVD drive?

  (I need an unlimited change of regions, region encoded DVD drives allow only a limited count of region changes)

  
  

  b) Or does LibreELEC breaks the DVD-CSS copyright protection (using libdvdcss) to avoid region codes?

  (that ignores any region codes from DVD and USB DVD drive, and decodes DVD files without using it)

  
  

  On case a) I should buy a region free USB DVD drive.

  On case b) I have a wider range of region encoded USB DVD drives available on the market.

  
  

  
  

  Thanx for answering!

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Kodi Raspberry Pi Usb Driver

• Now, unplug your USB power cable. Put the formatted USB drive into the Raspberry Pi. And turn the Pi back on. I'm not sure if this matters, but I always leave the wi-fi dongle in the lower USB port and use the upper one for the external USB drive/keyboard/other things. Wait a few seconds and then ssh back into the Pi. Ssh pi@10.0.1.62.
• LibreELEC works on most computers and you can install Kodi on the Raspberry Pi as well as a few other selected single-board computers and media player devices. LibreELEC is, like OpenELEC, also optimized to be used with flash based drives, like compact flash, USB drives, or SSD harddrives.

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Automatic Raspberry-pi based secure hard drive eraser. This will erase any block device plugged into the USB bus using the shred command. It will then create a partition table and a single FAT32 partition to make the drive immediately usable. This is somewhat similar to creating that runs DBaN with the /autonuke option enabled.