03-18-2004, 04:29 PM
I've heard alot about of defective disks... I don't have any, but I do know that they can be replaced. I was wondering if there is a certain timeframe that a defective disk has to be sent in to get a replacement. The reason I think of this is that if there is a big set and they don't discover a problem until weeks after (just because it took them that long to watch to that point) is it still eligable for replacement?
Does how long you have the set matter for replacing the a defective set (if it's still the first viewing)?
I just want to know if I have to find defects within a certain amount of time. If so, are there tests you can run without spot checking the set (which may contain spoiling)?
Thanks
Does how long you have the set matter for replacing the a defective set (if it's still the first viewing)?
I just want to know if I have to find defects within a certain amount of time. If so, are there tests you can run without spot checking the set (which may contain spoiling)?
Thanks