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Region X is totally useless if you didn't change your drive's firmware to a region-free one.

Changing your drive's firmware to a region-free one is not enough. You'll also need Region X.

I retired from patching DVD firmwares, however I updated Region X for Intel Macs.

Here, you'll find:

Region X official version

This is for use with a region-free drive, Mac OS X and Apple's DVD Player or Front Row. Universal binary, tested on PowerPC and Intel Macs and Mac OS X 10.3.0 and up. Older versions of Mac OS X should have no problem running it, too.
Last updated October 9, 2009 for Snow Leopard.
Region X official version's source

Don't be shy, if you're a Mac developer, you might be doing something useful with this source, like updating, enhancing or even redesign it: I won't be updating Region X forever...
Region Display official version: PAL or NTSC
Region Display is a very small DVD movie that will display your player region settings, as they may be queried by some movies, e.g. RCE protected movies. Suitable for checking topset DVD players.
My old document about patching DVD firmware
Patching a DVD firmware isn't an easy task, but if you know how to patch binaries, it might be the help you need.

Official Region X version is now 1.8.
Official Region Display version is now 1.5.

For additional region-free resources, check this : http://www.rpc1.org/