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eject
By: mimi
April 1, 2006 @ 8:17 AM
the eject-function can be taught to any button you like
also, in dvd mode, i learned the remote to control the volume of my stereo, so i don’t even have to switch modes
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"Eject Buttons"
By: Ravi
March 31, 2006 @ 9:28 AM
My dvd player is under a bench behind my seating. I can physically reach back to remove the CD/DVD, but it is hard to reach under and find the ejct button in the dark.
Can a button be taught to do this fuction?
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Eject button... WEIRD.
By: George
March 21, 2006 @ 12:30 AM
just a thought… but wouldn’t you have to get up anyways to physically remove the CD or DVD from the tray which ejected out of the player.. or do you have a slave/monkey/child to do that too?
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