Please explain how the DVD player works sliding the disc in sideways?
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Put the disc into the slot gradually until the disc player grabs ahold of it and pulls the disc into the player. Have another TV of a different brand with a side-loading disc player, and have had no problem with either brand.
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On remote B (located on the bottom of the remotes) push the "DVD IN" button when both players are on and the DVD is loaded in player A. Hope this helps!!
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the drive rails are designed to mount to the hard drive which allows the hd to slide vertically into the formed metal guides on the right side of the case. also, there is enough room underneath the dvd drive to slip in a second hd if needed. i hard mounted the second to the floor of the case, upside down, with double stick tape, and have not had a single problem or issue...huge storage potiential in a small form factor...
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The disc slides in and fit well. you just need to open the top completely and drop the disc in. it fits right on top of the existing bottom.
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To install the HD(s), start by removing both side panels. Slide the HD into position in the HD cage. You will see that two of the holes in the side of the HD will line up with holes on the outside of the HD cage insert a screw into both of those holes and tighten them up. To assure good rigidity, do the same thing on the other side of the case.\To install the DVD, start by carefully popping off the front bezel. It's got a wire attachment you don't want to rip out by being careless! Slide the DVD back into the slot. On the left side of the case, you'll see a black plastic bar, with a tab that says "Open" and "Lock." Move the tab to Open and gently swing out the tab. Align the side of the DVD with two pre-drilled holes up around where the plastic bar is. The DVD has holes too. When the holes are aligned, push the plastic bar back into place. There are two projections on that that will fit the holes and hold the drive. Push the tab to "Lock." On the other side of the case, find those two holes and screw a couple of screws into them to assure rigidity and safety of your drive. Good luck!
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Sorry, I don't remember. Mine is packed for a move. But I do remember the whole disc was very boring. Not worth the money.
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Yes, the one I bought is running on it's side with no problems. In fact, the DVD/CDRW drive is sideways, for that reason it makes more sense to run it sitting on it's side than standing up. As some of the other answers point out, outside of the DVD player orientation, it looks like it was made to stand up.
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Not a silly question. The side with the writing is the "up" side of the disc. My desktop sits on its left edge, so there is no "up" and half the time I put a disc in backward. The writing should be on the same side as the "up" side of the front of your drive where it says "DVD" or whatever. Put the blank side toward the button that ejects your drive and you should be good.
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I suspect that it will play in that orientation, but the loading and unloading of DVDs will not work as the tray doesn't hold the DVD in place. Honestly, mine was a gift for my mom, and she runs it horizontally.
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There is an adjustment screw on the bottom of the disk to make it tigher or more loose. It might be that it was too tight and not sliding easily. Hope this helps.
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Yes. CD/DVD insert sideways instead of flat. I find it is necessary to keep disc in place when closing door. Also after leaving DVD's in PC they begin to slow down and stop. It might be wise to remove discs when completed. I think it is the heat from PC. I played same DVD in separate DVD and had no problem.
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There is a little knob that you turn and it it spreads the part that you put into the CD player making it tight. Just turn until it feels secure.
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There is an Optical Drive: Tray load DVD Drive (Reads and Writes to DVD/CD) in addition to the other media in/out ports.
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I'm not sure what you are asking me, the actual male connector that plugs into my dvd play is very small, not even as big as the end of your pinky finger. its works perfert on my players. sue
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Hi Mardee, I'm afraid I cannot answer this as I've only used it in the opposite way going to my TV from DVD player or sattellite.r.j.
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It's easy to remove the discs because there are spaces in the middle of the rims on the half of the case where the disc sits, one on the top and another one on the bottom. When you push down to loosen the disc you have spaces to put your fingers so you can grasp the disc by the edges and lift it out. It's a little hard to explain but I hope you get the picture!
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My DVDs fit with their original cases if you put them in lengthwise - so you can see the titles but the titles will run from the front to the back of the cabinet. CDs fit the other way, so their titles can be read from left to right as you face the cabinet. As someone else pointed out, you will get a lot more CDs than DVDs in each drawer.