BD should have better protective coating

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BD should have better protective coating

01-14-2008, 01:38 PM

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Joe Cain

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Quote:

Originally Posted by delavoie

Can anyone explain to me why a blu-ray movie will freeze or skip if there's finger prints on it, but if it's all scratched to hell it will still play fine. But finger prints cause playback problems.
I was under the impression that the protective coating on bd's made them virtually impossible to wreck.

I've cleaned lot of kiddie fingerprints off some of my BDs and have yet to find a one has been "wrecked" as a result...

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