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That's what I figured.

Posted by Jack G on July 8, 2009 at 05:08:44:
This happens periodically. I haven't really kept up with this disc. I don't know if its a change in the BD+ (if its a Fox disc), or if its an authoring issue. Either way, the player manufacturers will have to come out with a FW update to fix the problem. The sad thing is, that the BD specs are so sloppy, that both the disc and the player can be within the specs, and still be incompatible.
Jack
EDIT: Its a Fox disc. Why am I not surprised?