I don't know the parental control password for my player. What do I do

Most DVD players allow you to lock out discs above a certain rating (see 1.42). The rating level is protected by a password so that children (or spouses) can't change it. If you don't know the password you won't be able to play some discs. You might be able to clear the password by resetting the player (see the user manual) or unplugging it for a few days. In some cases you might be able to use the default password (0000, 9999, or 3308). Otherwise you'll have to call the customer service number of the manufacturer and see if they can help you. Make sure you speak in a deep voice so they don't think you are a kid trying to hack into his parents' player.