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I own probably 100 blu-ray discs and have never seen a crack like you guys are talking about. This is definitely a Netflix and too bad because I want to join them to get blu-ray Netflix could easily fix this problem with an envelope change. If you look at your envelope closely, on the edge where the disc sits, about halfway up, you can see a shiney mark where the postal sorter grabs the envelope. If the disc is right against the edge of the envelope, theres a good chance it will be cracked. If the disc sits towards the middle, it will be ok. I adrenaline 12 stones this against about 20 rentals, and got pretty good at telling of the disc would be cracked before taking it out of the sleeve. When they started charging for BR, I went to BlockBuster. Their envelopes are no sturdier, but the disc sits directly in the middle, not near the edges. Not a single cracked disc from BlockBuster so far. I actually like Netflix better, but I dislike mailing every movie back 3-4 times before I get one thats not broken. Same here, unfortunately. We just bought a Blu-Ray player for the sole reason that Netflix has Blu-Ray discs. Out of the first 5 titles, weve had to have 9 shipments. And the brand-new Hancock disc just showed up tonight with the crack. A 50% failure rate is completely unacceptable in any service. Especially when they have the audacity to charge more for a service that is inferior to their previous one. My hunch is that theyre charging more for BR because they have to keep buying new discs to replace the cracked ones. If they have such an abysmal failure rate, and it is due to their mailing sleeve, as Mark suggests above, then surely it would be cheaper to redesign the sleeves than to keep buying replacement discs. I, too, will begin marking the cracked Blu-Ray discs. I have a very strong hunch that I received one of the cracked discs twice. War, Inc. had to be shipped 4 times ! before I got a good copy, and I could swear that the third shipment was the exact same disc as the first. The crack was identical in length and location. Netflix had better get this fixed, or theyre facing a mass revolt as more and more of their customers upgrade to Blu-Ray. Yup, the Hancock replacement showed up last night with a nice 3/4 crack. We wrote CRACKED on the playing surface with a Sharpie and sent it back. Were now up to 5 out of 10 shipments with cracked Blu-Ray discs. Im going to call again today to see what lame excuse and bribe they offer this time. Ive been raving to my friends and colleagues about the Netflix service for quite some time, but now Ive begun apologizing to them, and warning them to stay away if they have Blu-Ray players. Ill repeat that warning here: If you are considering a Netflix Blu-Ray subscription, wait until they have fixed their shipping sleeves. Youre just wasting your time and money until they do. I found this blog by accident. I thought I was the only one. I bought a new panasonic blu-Ray player I then ordered a Blu-Ray from netflix. When it came I looked at it for scratches etc. , adrenaline 12 stones I played it I didnt see any, so I played it. At first I got a copyright protection message. I tried again and it played for about 1 hour of the 2 hour movie. Then it froze up, I tried to skip past it and could not. I tried again my Blu-Ray player kept making a clicking noise. I closely re-examined the disk and sure enough it is cracked on the edge. My question is can a cracked disk DAMAGE your Blu-Ray Player? I am worried that I may have damaged my player. If it could damage it what kinds of damage should I look for.