I just leave a 2 GB Sandisk MicroCruiser stuck in mine all the time. I'd assume any type would work though.

Thanks a lot.

I just received my Amazon copy, and it had one of the "staycation" yellow stickers on the front and was a corrected copy.

Awesome! I was actually just gonna pull the trigger anyways...for $12 why not.

Does anyone know if there is a bug-fix for the recent release of Starship Troopers on Blu-ray that still doesn't play on Panasonic brand players (and possibly other brands)? I have a Panasonic BD35K, updated with firmware as of last week, and still cannot get the disc to load at all. This is one of the highest rated stand-alone players out there, and it is frustrating that a blu-ray from the very company that designed blu-ray technology will not play in it. If you read the Amazon user reviews for the movie, other Panasonic owners have written about not getting the disc to load, and Sony sending out a replacement disc only to have those replacement discs STILL not load. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

My SONY won't play it either and it's a SONY title. SOme people have recommended installing the usb memory and turning on the internet application even though it's not hooked up.

Weird, my copy worked on my Samsung.

On the Panasonic players, you need to have an SD card installed or the BD-Live programming on the disc won't recognize the player. Pop in an SD card and try it again.

Done and done. The movie finally plays. Luckily, I had an old 32mb SD card lying around that I never use anymore. Thanks for the advice!

Glad it worked. This is a stupid authoring glitch.

Didn't work for me. I ran across a USB drive in my desk drawer so I decided I'd finally take care of this problem. I plugged in the usb drive, turned on the internet connection and still nothing. It goes through the loading graph but then goes black and doesn't play.

Don't they have fixed disks available?

My impression was that the fixed discs are only for the glitch in the movie itself where there is a slight repeat, not for the problems loading. Can anyone confirm the fixed discs also fixed the loading problem?

I just updated the latest firmware however the disc still won't play.

I installed the memory and turned on the online but still no go

Just curious if the glitch and loading problem have been addressed in the print of all new Blurays at this point? I'm wondering because it's on sale this week at Best Buy for $7.99, and I can tell there are a number of brand-new copies that were probably printed and shipped en masse for this sale (you'll see this a lot for Best Buy's cheap weekly sales).

Would it be safe to assume I'd get a fixed copy if I was buying one of this new batch?

This thread reminds me that I never sent out my BD to get it replaced.

Me too. Mine doesn't work no matter what I do.

I'd purchased the blu-ray boxset, when it was first released a few years ago, and I've never had any loading problems with Starship Troopers.

^most of the problems have been with SONY's

And they put out the Blu Ray too?

Me too!

I remember emailing Sony for the replacement. They quickly got back to me with all the info to send it in and I never did.

Do you have the email address?

It was posted several times about 20 posts back.

http://forum.dvdtalk.com/9563009-post45.html