dvds wont play on portable dvd player?

its a powerpoint 1
the start up screen is on the entire time and it just says loading but it doesn't load
what do i do????

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If its new, take it back to the shop and get it replaced.
If its old, try a cd lens cleaner, dust on the lens will stop discs from playing, if that dont help then im afraid its time for the bin. Lasers can be knocked out of alignment very easily and 9 times out of 10 cost nearly as much to repair as the player cost you when you bought it.

how to connect a ps2 to a portable dvd player?

Q. i have a portable dvd player and a ps2 but when i try to connect it ..it wont work i has a 1 video output and 2 audio autputs (female) and it wont work ......any idea on how i can make it work...im not old....its just the only console i don t use a wanted to see if there anyway this problem can be fixed

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You don't. Most portable DVD players only have OUTPUTs - meaning they send a signal FROM the DVD player TO a TV. You need a DVD player with INPUTs and I've never seen one like this. (yes, I've often wanted to do something similar with my portable DVD player too.)

What you can do instead, is just buy a small 7"-10" LCD TV. They're about $100 or so and work just like a normal TV...only mini-sized. Your PS2 (and portable DVD Player) can connect to them just fine.

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Over-heating on a portable DVD player?

Patrick B

Is there a 8 - 10" Portable DVD player that doesn't Over-heat and has a great picture ....sound not important

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I don't think you have to worry about your DVD player overheating. Just get a good brand.

Buying a portable dvd player?

poodle

I want to buy one as a present for my husband for when he flys on business (which is often) but I don't want to spend loads on it at all. What is a good deal and what do I need to look for in a portable dvd player? What features should it have and what size should it be etc.

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When shopping for a portable DVD player, keep in mind how you will be using the device. For example, if you plan to use a portable solely in the car to keep the kids occupied on long road trips, then the screen size and the inclusion of an AC adapter, which will allow you to power the player via your vehicle's power outlet, are more important than the unit's weight or the life expectancy of the battery. Conversely, if you are buying a portable DVD player to take with you on long flights, look for a lightweight model with plenty of battery life. If you usually travel with a spouse or colleague, or if you have two kids, opt for a model with dual headphone jacks and a larger screen size so two people can comfortably enjoy a movie while sitting next to each other.

Toshiba 7" Widescreen Portable DVD Player

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