Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
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Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
So last night I watched Mallrats on my Xbox One S. It started skipping a little during the credits but I was still able to get to the menu and watch the trailer under the special features so I just chalked it up to being dirty. I left the disc in and went to bed.
Today, I was planning on watching more special features and turned the Xbox on (keep in mind, the disc was in there overnight, it's not like I took it out and and scratched it somehow) and it said it couldn't read the disc. I then put it in my PS4 to make sure it wasn't the player, and the PS4 couldn't play it either. I tried cleaning it with a soft cloth and that didn't make a difference.
How the heck does a Blu-ray just go bad like that overnight?
Today, I was planning on watching more special features and turned the Xbox on (keep in mind, the disc was in there overnight, it's not like I took it out and and scratched it somehow) and it said it couldn't read the disc. I then put it in my PS4 to make sure it wasn't the player, and the PS4 couldn't play it either. I tried cleaning it with a soft cloth and that didn't make a difference.
How the heck does a Blu-ray just go bad like that overnight?
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Re: Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
Well, it is Mallrats. Have you seen what's happened to the Malls lately?
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Re: Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
If you hadn't tried it on another player, I would say the player is going bad.
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Re: Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
So last night I watched Mallrats on my Xbox One S. It started skipping a little during the credits but I was still able to get to the menu and watch the trailer under the special features so I just chalked it up to being dirty. I left the disc in and went to bed.
Today, I was planning on watching more special features and turned the Xbox on (keep in mind, the disc was in there overnight, it's not like I took it out and and scratched it somehow) and it said it couldn't read the disc. I then put it in my PS4 to make sure it wasn't the player, and the PS4 couldn't play it either. I tried cleaning it with a soft cloth and that didn't make a difference.
How the heck does a Blu-ray just go bad like that overnight?
Today, I was planning on watching more special features and turned the Xbox on (keep in mind, the disc was in there overnight, it's not like I took it out and and scratched it somehow) and it said it couldn't read the disc. I then put it in my PS4 to make sure it wasn't the player, and the PS4 couldn't play it either. I tried cleaning it with a soft cloth and that didn't make a difference.
How the heck does a Blu-ray just go bad like that overnight?
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Re: Blu-ray disc went bad overnight?
So I did end up getting it to play again, but it took multiple tries over the span of a couple hours. I took a close look at the disc and there are a couple light scratches which I guess would be causing the problems.
It's just so weird that last night, it started right up but took so much time to even get it started today.
It's just so weird that last night, it started right up but took so much time to even get it started today.
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