On Thursday, July 12, 2012 5:40:16 PM UTC+2, Tina Holm wrote: > > > turn it upside down and press the eject button - maybe shake it gently too > > that's what worked on my powerbook recently - after trying all other > methods and suggestions I could find and think of > > Thanks Tina, I managed to solve the problem myself. The solution: left it alone overnight. It spit out the DVD normally this morning and I moved to another computer and saved the day. (Maybe it was insalted about something and wouldn't give me my DVD back - computers are capable of such things, you know.)
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