Manual drawer crank

Every DVD and blu-ray player I've seen (with the exception of portables) loads via an electrically driven tray or into a slot on the front of the machine. While it allows you to put stuff on top of the player in the cabinet, it requires power to eject the disk. Why is that a problem? Well, if you need to, say, return a rental movie, but your power is out that whole day, you're going to end up with an overdue fee (if your video store does that-blockbuster stopped doing that- so this idea, itself may be overdue :)

The more likely problem these days with the proliferation of netflix and blockbuster stopping late fees- say you just bought a new Blu-ray player, and your old DVD player ended up in the basement or garage, far from an outlet-but you left a disk in there! so you have to take the thing off the shelf and carry it to an outlet just to get your disk out!

So, as the title suggests, DVD/blu ray players should simply have a crank or knob that MECHANICALLY opens the drawer or kicks the disk out of the slot. Simple.