P.S. I took the pictures using my mom's Sony DSC-P32 digital camera. For a 7 year-old camera, it sure takes fine pics!



Moderator: jttar
On 2009-03-17 23:44, SergeantYnot wrote:
Now that I think about it, I always use the eject button on the remote. Either when I'm on my way to the player to first load the movie, or to swap discs out. It saves about 4-5 seconds of wait time, which could've been used to load the disc. I suppose you only need an eject feature, and then use the Play button to load the disc tray.
On 2009-03-26 14:43, robmlisanti wrote:
I have this feature on my DVP-NS700, but really don't use it because I have a glass door on my wall unit and I'm always afraid it's going to hit it when I hit Open ! so I end up getting up and manually taking the disc out .
On 2009-03-26 15:16, SergeantYnot wrote:
On 2009-03-26 14:43, robmlisanti wrote:
I have this feature on my DVP-NS700, but really don't use it because I have a glass door on my wall unit and I'm always afraid it's going to hit it when I hit Open ! so I end up getting up and manually taking the disc out .
I know what you mean; at my girlfriend's house, depending on how close the player is to the glass door, it will either: tap the door open, or if the door is magnetically closed, the tray will forcefully close back in. Luckily I don't have to worry about this!