DVD player that supports 3" disc

I own a DVD camcorder. My DVD player does not recognize or support the 3" disc used for my camcorder. I have been shopping around for DVD players, but I don't know how to tell if it will support the 3" disc. Can anyone educate me on what I need to look for?
Thank you!!

This came from a post in the PC section of this forum about a similar issue. It was for a client's old PC disk to be used in the new PC which didn't read the small size (or something of that nature). I don't know if this will work, but I thought I'd post this just in case it would help!
Sony ADAPTOR (U) ASSY, 8 CM DISK
Item ID:B001DFRNF6
It's $21.84 + shipping, Total: $33.79
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