Warner Bros. DVDs Are Becoming Obsolete Due to Disc Rot
If you own a Warner Bros. DVD from 2006-2008, there's a good chance the disc no longer works – but the company is doing something about it. The problem appears to be limited to DVDs and not Blu-Ray discs. In response, Warner Bros. has issued a statement and a potential resolution, offering to replace defective discs with the same title when possible.
- The case highlights the fragility of physical media in the digital age, where the durability of old discs can render them unusable, raising questions about the long-term viability of collectible movie collections.
- Can Warner Bros.' efforts to address this issue serve as a model for other companies to prioritize customer satisfaction and support for legacy products?