Blu-Rays skipping on playback.

[SwaggerJagger]

I recently purchased a blu-Ray used and I'm watching it and it's skipped a few times. The disc looks like it's never been watched. so what do you assume the issue is?

EDIT: I just looked at the disc again and there was, what looked like a dry water ring, but it wiped off easily. I'm going over the disc again, hopefully that was the issue.

[Chaotic]

Im watching Immortals the 2nd time and its near the end and it started skipping. its annoying. it didnt happen the first time i watched it

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Im watching Immortals the 2nd time and its near the end and it started skipping. its annoying. it didnt happen the first time i watched it

What brand and model player do you have?

[Chaotic]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

What brand and model player do you have?

Sony S-300

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Chaotic

Sony S-300

You got me if the FW is up to date. I had assumed you were going to say Samsung as their BD players are just extra large paper weights.

[Berting]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

You got me if the FW is up to date. I had assumed you were going to say Samsung as their BD players are just extra large paper weights.

I have had a few BD's skip on playback, and upon replacing the disc they were fine. It is more often a disc issue rather than a player problem (and I have a Samsung).

[42041]

Sometimes discs that don't have visible damage don't read correctly and skip at certain points, I'm not sure why exactly, but it happens occasionally to me when I rent and it's really annoying. Using different players doesn't help.

[while]

its annoying. it didnt happen the first time i watched it .

[Cevolution]

When my brother moved house, he packed his movies in a few large clear plastic storage containers with lids, and put them in the back of his car. He covered all of them over with towels, except for 1 box as he had no more towels left. The uncovered box sat in his car for 2-3 hours with the hot sun shinning on it. After that, most of the dvd's and blu-rays that were in that box stopped working properly. None of them have any visable damage, but since that happening most of them skip and pixelate during certain scenes.

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by Cevolution

When my brother moved house, he packed his movies in a few large clear plastic storage containers with lids, and put them in the back of his car. He covered all of them over with towels, except for 1 box as he had no more towels left. The uncovered box sat in his car for 2-3 hours with the hot sun shinning on it. After that, most of the dvd's and blu-rays that were in that box stopped working properly. None of them have any visable damage, but since that happening most of them skip and pixelate during certain scenes.

That doesn't surprise me. Optical discs are designed to take temperatures close to freezing all the way up over 100 degrees, but what killed his discs was that direct sunlight amplified by the glass in his car. Almost like the staff from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

[Cevolution]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

That doesn't surprise me. Optical discs are designed to take temperatures close to freezing all the way up over 100 degrees, but what killed his discs was that direct sunlight amplified by the glass in his car. Almost like the staff from Raiders of the Lost Ark.

It didn't surprise me either when my brother told me that's what happened. I just thought since the OP mentioned he bought the blu-ray second hand, and the disc doesn't appear to have any visible damage, that the previous owner could have possibly done something similar to the disc as my brother did with his discs, which could be the reason why it doesn't work properly.