Stacked Discs

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by Undeadcow

Would someone post a picture of a blu-ray scratched from stacked disc packaging? I have the 4 Film Favorite Batman Anthology and wondered about returning it. If stacked disc sets are not likely to go away seeing a damage picture might help me in calculating risk. If I purchase a new shirk wrapped set and keep it stored on a shelf, will damage be minimal or are is this packaging just eatting away the discs without any chance of escape? Thank you in advance for any damage pictures.

Search for the word "scratch" in these and other threads:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=209516

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=206920

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=207357

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=212366

[zmarko]

Well this could be fun to watch.



I have a few stacked disc sets, and I'm not a fan. I haven't run into any scratches yet, I just don't like the stacked setup.

[Moe Szyslak]

I've never bought a release like this. Seems inexcusable to me. Lack of quality control.

[The_Donster]

Originally Posted by zmarko

Well this could be fun to watch.



I have a few stacked disc sets, and I'm not a fan. I haven't run into any scratches yet, I just don't like the stacked setup.

This is kind of been my experience too. This doesn't annoy me as much as the security precautions in stores. Put one out on display and keep the rest in the back, like most companies do.

[shredking9000]

Originally Posted by The_Donster

This is kind of been my experience too. This doesn't annoy me as much as the security precautions in stores. Put one out on display and keep the rest in the back, like most companies do.

+1. For what it's worth, I don't own any blu-rays packaged with stacked discs, but the few DVDs I have that utilize this setup haven't run into any scratches or other problems.

[Lemmy Lugosi]

Originally Posted by The_Donster

This is kind of been my experience too. This doesn't annoy me as much as the security precautions in stores. Put one out on display and keep the rest in the back, like most companies do.

Originally Posted by shredking9000

+1. For what it's worth, I don't own any blu-rays packaged with stacked discs, but the few DVDs I have that utilize this setup haven't run into any scratches or other problems.

Spider wrap is truly demonic stuff. The inventor should never ever be allowed a mint condition item of any kind for the rest of his\her\their life.

[The_Donster]

I'd like to thank the mods for cleaning up the thread, but is there any particular reason why my post was deleted? Make sure you aren't deleting something when its relevant to the thread, ok?

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by The_Donster

I'd like to thank the mods for cleaning up the thread, but is there any particular reason why my post was deleted? Make sure you aren't deleting something when its relevant to the thread, ok?

You should change your sig to: "Do you really have something to delete or are you just in love with the clicking of your mouse?"

[HD Goofnut]

Originally Posted by blu-ray_girl_fan

You should change your sig to: "Do you really have something to delete or are you just in love with the clicking of your mouse?"

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by HD Goofnut

[Deciazulado]

v__v

I'll just say this about stacked discs. A long long time ago in a thread far far away a member mentioned putting BDs in patterned sleeves in binders for a long length of time got the pattern impressed onto the discs (maybe searching for viscous'll get the thread). I once had to stack like 150 BD discs I had in 3 DVD cakes for moving them. Tho I was careful to have the cakes travel and rest horizontally (So the discs weren't pressing on each other by their own weight) when it came time some months later to rehydrate the discs into 150 BD cases, a couple of the discs were stuck to each other. They separated easily, but one of them that had stuck, when I played it I noticed had a couple of motion (playback) hiccups where the image kind of froze or slowed down and caught up with itself. Since I hadn't watched it before can't say for sure if this was a result of being stuck or it was always like that. But I've never had other discs do that. discus amator cavete

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by Deciazulado

v__v

I'll just say this about stacked discs. A long long time ago in a thread far far away a member mentioned putting BDs in patterned sleeves in binders for a long length of time got the pattern impressed onto the discs (maybe searching for viscous'll get the thread). I once had to stack like 150 BD discs I had in 3 DVD cakes for moving them. Tho I was careful to have the cakes travel and rest horizontally (So the discs weren't pressing on each other by their own weight) when it came time some months later to rehydrate the discs into 150 BD cases, a couple of the discs were stuck to each other. They separated easily, but one of them that had stuck, when I played it I noticed had a couple of motion (playback) hiccups where the image kind of froze or slowed down and caught up with itself. Since I hadn't watched it before can't say for sure if this was a result of being stuck or it was always like that. But I never other discs do that. discus amator cavete

It'd be ironic if the protective coating that Blu-rays have also made them stick to each other.

[shredking9000]

Originally Posted by Deciazulado

v__v

I'll just say this about stacked discs. A long long time ago in a thread far far away a member mentioned putting BDs in patterned sleeves in binders for a long length of time got the pattern impressed onto the discs (maybe searching for viscous'll get the thread).

I never heard of this happening before. I've had CDs and video games in binders for years without any adverse effects. Could this problem be unique to blus?

[ungood]

House: Seasons 6, 7, and 8 are all guilty of the stacked-disc syndrome.

[blu-ray_girl_fan]

Originally Posted by ungood

House: Seasons 6, 7, and 8 are all guilty of the stacked-disc syndrome.

Thanks! I've added Fox and House to the OP.

[The Great Owl]

I decided against purchasing the Dirty Harry 4-pack partly for this reason. I'm not particularly worried about the damage to the discs, but it's an unattractive design.

I used to have the Hammer Icons of Suspense collection on DVD, and that set consisted of stacked discs, much to my dismay.

[blackhawktraffic]

I really do hate the stacking, i mean yeah totally "first world problem" but seriously, why the hell are they doing this? Its really annoying and no one like its. and all the gifs are cracking me up people nice work

[Taikero]

Originally Posted by shredking9000

I never heard of this happening before. I've had CDs and video games in binders for years without any adverse effects. Could this problem be unique to blus?

No, if you have binders full of women, they stick together too.

[Deciazulado]

Since I found this for another thread I'm also posting it here, vertically without pressure, my friends

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=128389


Stay thirsty

[fiveseven4combat]

I can't stand the stacked discs