One of our Bedrooms TV's has a year and half old 32in HD Toshiba TV with built in DVD player that 'sucks' the disc inside the TV sideways, ( no drawer type).  Anyway there is a disc stuck inside and will not eject and will not play either. Short of taking the set in for repair work., would like to attempt a quick easy way to eject., Anyone had any experience in this area?
I tried to use a large flat butter  knife to slide in and press but which way and how much pressure?

Thanks

Like I said, there is no drawer it just sucks the dvd in and the dvd comes out with no drawer.., therefore no pin hole...  only a set of 14 screws holding in the entire framework including the dvdplayer around the circumferance of the Set .

I tried  for five minutes no power,, and on start up it is clicking away and saying eject on the screen..
Looks like this TV cover is going to have to come off.

Quoting lyonsden5:

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If it's like mine (similar TV, different mfg) the DVD player part will have it's own cover you can remove.

I had the same thing happen. I removed the cover but still couldn't get it to release my disc. I gave up.

Just the other day I tried it again to see if it fixed itself. Nothing. So this time when I hit eject I let it try to eject then gave it a nice smack.... disc popped out enough for me to grab it. 

It's still broken but I have my disk back 

OFF TOPIC: 
@lyonsden5: Just noticed your signature, I hope it's meant to be as a joke and you don't really have a tumor.

I gather the system is similar to in-dash CD- or DVD-Players in a car.

I further hope you can hear the mechanics at work when trying to eject - if not, the darned thing is simply broken.

In case the mechanics still seem to work, try pushing a sticker (obviously with the protective foil still on the back  ) into the slot and wiggle it around a bit.

Since the paper's relatively soft it's relatively unkikely to damage something important. But a sticker usually is strong enough to even out the contacts or whatever is in there. Most of the times, the disc gets stuck on the lifter (or whatever the system uses) and can be freed that way.

If it works, don't use said disc again, as it's likely it's bend a little out of shape to begin with and gets stuck because of improper alignment.

Hope this helps, if not, buy a seperate DVD unit.

The one that drowned your TV with glass cleaner?

I think she wants you to spend more time with her!  

You got that right.. 

No..,,  that would be my son (who is now 25) ,,  who put copper pennies into the slot....