A viking saga trailer 2008 Im glad Im not alone

A viking saga trailer 2008

Im glad Im not alone. I have the exact same problem with cracked blu-ray discs. I thought at first it was just bad luck or bad postage issues with my post office. I didnt realize that this was widespread. I had a feeling since I live in MN and my problem started in the winter time, that it was maybe the blu-ray coating being fragile in single-digit temperatures. Oh well, I like Netflix too much to cancel, but I wish they would resolve it. I had perfect blurays for a few months. Then all of the sudden Ive received 3 discs in a row with the same crack. Two of them have some white sticker around the center. Im not sure if its related to anything. this is a big enough problem to put the business under. hope they figure it out Ive been a Netflix subscriber for nearly 7 years on and off and had a few problems that were easily fixable during that time. It seems that the Blu ray discs arriving damage is a larger issue than those have been. With standard def disks, there would be one or two that were scratched or unplayable, but a little Windex would usually solve the problem. The Blu ray format appears to be more fragile, in that you cant use a rag and window cleaner to fix the problems you find. Ive been on the Blu ray plan since September and didnt really have a problem until last month when a a viking saga trailer 2008 arrived, looked fine, but wouldnt play in my player. It wasnt a film I was dying to see, so I returned it without getting a duplicate. In the past 2 weeks I have received two more discs that either skip or freeze at various points in a viking saga trailer 2008 film. Usually the skip/freeze is isolated and doesnt really affect the viewing, but Im paying for a subscription, this stuff shouldnt be happening. I dont know what Netflix is going to do to remedy this problem. Im not even sure they realize theres a problem. Ive been writing damaged on the sleeves, but who knows if these discs are getting retired or recirculated. I had limited success getting cracked discs to play PS3 by hitting the next chapter button while the disc was struggling to load. I believe the menu data is stored on the outer edge of the disc, and by skipping chapters, I was sometimes able to get the main title to play. Even then, I often had the movie die about 3/4 through, or skip huge chunks of the movie. I realize re-designing the envelope would be costly, and probably force them to get re-approved with the USPS, but I think they could come up with a low-tech means of using the existing envelope, a viking saga trailer 2008 eliminate or reduce the problem. The bigger issue is getting Netflix to recognize the problem and be willing to do something about it. I think BD rentals are still pretty small for them, but maybe their BD costs are so high due to having to replace so many discs, that already cost more.