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I watched a brand new Blu Ray last night and for the first time on a non rental disc the screen pixelated and froze up. I rewound the scene and the same thing. I took the disc out and looked at the back of it and it seemed spotless, however I then spotted the TINIEST dot of dust on the back which I blew off. I popped the disc back in and it was fine?
Can a miniscule speck of dust on a disc really cause pixilation and freezing? It's the size of the dust that surprised me as I find it hard to believe that every disc doesn't have some this size on it. I ruled the player out as I don't think the exact same scene would have been affected. If it was the player it would be more random surely. Plus I watched 7 BDs in a week recently and all was well. |
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