Isymphony 19" LCD tv with built in dvd player

I just setup my Isymphony tv with built in dvd player. I put in multiple dvd's in the player and all came back saying they were bad discs even though they were fine. Any advice on the issue?

THe dvd player sounds like it is malfunctioning...
The problems with combo untis like yours is once the disc player dies, it really isn't cost effective to repair them.
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