Compact disc centering apparatus of compact disc player

A compact disc centering apparatus of a compact disc player includes carrying rollers which are disposed within a compact disc entry on the opposite sides thereof and a compact disc guiding; a pair of detection rods capable of synchronized rotating, which is disposed between a support plate and the compact disc entry. The apparatus also includes a control device and a trigger device, wherein, an engaging portion is disposed on the control device and extends along the direction in which the control device moves, and an engaged portion is disposed on the trigger device and engages with the engaging portion. When the engaged portion is located in the engaging portion, the contact between the engaging portion and the engaged portion makes the trigger device rotate and stop at a position such that the center of the compact disc is coincident with the center of the support plate. The structure of the compact centering apparatus according to the present invention is extremely simple, which enables the center of the compact disc to stop at a position coincident with the center of the support plate, and the compact disc does not return in the direction toward the compact disc entry even if there exists the effect of a reset spring of the trigger device.