[mcallister]

Netflix has tons of blu-rays as well and is much more convenient. Not sure if it's your cup of tea but definitely worth looking into. My fiancee and I love it.

 

[mcallister]

How is the quality control? I've heard that the discs get really beat up before they replace them. Have you had playback issues with any because of this?

Like another poster mentioned I've only had maybe one or two discs have problems in the 3 or so years I've used netflix. And like said the turnaround time is awesome. I've sent movies out on a Wednesday and had new ones Friday and that happens more often than not.

 

[mcallister]

I’ve been with Netflix since the beginning. I get maybe one unplayable disk out of every 100. Their turn around is so fast that it really isn’t a problem. I would bet they don’t replace them until they get a complaint. I had one that as it got farther into the movie the more issues it had, when I took it out and turned it over to inspect the surface it fell in to two pieces held together by the label. I’m just glad it didn’t fly apart in my player.


Steve
http://www.kn7f.com/Theater/Finished/

Hey Steverc a bit off topic but bad theater you have there. Maggie 1.6? all around gotta love that. How's the maggie on it's side work for a center?