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David Judah · 05-22-2004, 05:01 AM

Many DVD players have a tray lock feature so retailers can lock discs in when the units are on display. Unfortunately, these codes are not given to consumers. You might ask some retailers in your area if they know for the brand of player that you own or maybe even a company rep. for that brand. They might give it to you.

My Panasonic RP-91, like many older Matsushita models, locks the tray by pressing STOP on the unit and POWER on the remote.

Good luck,

DJ

05-22-2004, 05:01 AM	#7 of 7
David Judah Member Join Date: Feb 1999 Local Time: 04:19 PM Local Date: 11-22-2008 Posts: 2,375	Many DVD players have a tray lock feature so retailers can lock discs in when the units are on display. Unfortunately, these codes are not given to consumers. You might ask some retailers in your area if they know for the brand of player that you own or maybe even a company rep. for that brand. They might give it to you. My Panasonic RP-91, like many older Matsushita models, locks the tray by pressing STOP on the unit and POWER on the remote. Good luck, DJ Lecktor: Then how did you catch me? Graham: You had disadvantages. Lecktor: What disadvantages? Graham: You're insane.