Abstract: An optical disc case structure comprises bottom and top covers. A holding member for holding the optical disc is further placed within the case. The holding member is defined from at least an arcuate positioning tongue and an arcuate holding tongue. The arcuate positioning tongue has an inner surface thereof upwardly extending in inclined and taper manners while an outer surface thereof upwardly bends into a rounded profile. The arcuate holding tongue is connected to the bottom board via a connection in which a U-shaped clearance is defined by cutting through the bottom board so that a bottom face of the arcuate holding tongue is inclined. The arcuate holding tongue is integrally inclined outwardly meanwhile projecting toward the received disc. Thereby, the arcuate holding tongue can resiliently deviate to hold the optical disc.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a burglarproof fastening for DVD container, in which a burglarproof fastening is installed inside the DVD container, and such burglarproof fastening has a blocking element, and the blocking section is formed on the blocking element. By means of the insertion of the blocking section into the DVD container to latch the positioning structure at the position of the central hole of the compact disk such that the positioning structure is unable to be separated from the compact disk by pressing and deforming the structure. Therefore, an unauthorized user or thief is unable to open the DVD container or take away the compact disk that is latched to the DVD container, and prevent the compact disk from being stolen by the thief by pressing the positioning structure.

Abstract: An optical disc case structure comprises bottom and top covers. A holding member for holding the optical disc is further placed within the case. The holding member is defined from at least an arcuate positioning tongue and an arcuate holding tongue. The arcuate positioning tongue has an inner surface thereof upwardly extending in inclined and taper manners while an outer surface thereof upwardly bends into a rounded profile. The arcuate holding tongue is connected to the bottom board via a connection in which a U-shaped clearance is defined by cutting through the bottom board so that a bottom face of the arcuate holding tongue is inclined. The arcuate holding tongue is integrally inclined outwardly meanwhile projecting toward the received disc. Thereby, the arcuate holding tongue can resiliently deviate to hold the optical disc.