It's happened to you. I know it has.You've just finished watching your favorite movie on DVD, then press the eject button on your DVD player.Nothing happens. You press again. And again. And again.

To make this project yourself, you'll need any old CD/DVD player, an Arduino Uno board, Adafruit motor shield, 5V power ...

Also, putting any DVD or audio CD into your player will NOT make it a surround sound experience. If the source is a mono recording, the sound will be, you guessed it, mono. 5.1 means that there ...

If your old NES has seen better days, you don't need to throw it out. With a bit of work, you can turn it into a cool, retro DVD player. All you need for this project is an NES (preferably one ...

DBPower 11.5″ Portable DVD Player – $69.99. $69.99 at Amazon. This DBPower Portable DVD player is powered by a 2,500 mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery that offers up to 5 hours of battery life.

Retailers’ profits have mostly evaporated, too, as the average price of a DVD player has fallen from $491 in 1997 to an estimated $118 today, according to NPD Intelect, a research firm.

Here’s a potentially cheap, but ugly, way to make a macro lens for your cellphone camera. Step 1: take your DVD player apart. You’ll want to use the lens in there, along with some kind of ...

There is no need for DVD players to be 17" wide these days! Plus the Sony also has a child tray lock feature where you hit 3 buttons on the remote and the "eject" button on the DVD player is disabled.

Toshiba said Tuesday it will no longer develop, make or market HD DVD players and recorders, handing a victory to rival Blu-ray disc technology in the format battle for next-generation video.

Make sure the DVD player is not plugged into any power source, and unplug any unnecessary cables so they won't get in the way. Remove screws along the outer housing until you can remove it from ...

Enter the DVD-5910CI - Denon's latest flagship DVD player packaged in a rugged chassis that would make most receivers envious. Seriously, this DVD player looks out of proportion to all receivers but ...