How can I open blu ray on vlc 2.0?
I can open my disc on other programs like WinDVD or PowerDVD, but on vlc it's impossible.
There is only: "Your input can't be opened: VLC is unable to open the MRL 'dvd:///H:\'. Check the log for details". (BTW - Where is log? :/ )
What can I do?
Problem with playing blu ray on VideoLAN
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Re: Problem with playing blu ray on VideoLAN
When you open discs, select BluRay.
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Re: Problem with playing blu ray on VideoLAN
You might also need some additional files.
http://vlc-aacs.whoknowsmy.name/
http://vlc-aacs.whoknowsmy.name/
Re: Problem with playing blu ray on VideoLAN
Win7 Pro user here (64bit if that matters)
The link above just doesn't work for me. My appdata file (which is under 'C:\Users\Rob\AppData' and not 'C:\windows\Users\Rob\AppData' like the link says) does not actually have an aacs folder. I tried creating one and putting the appropriate file inside but that doesn't work. I tried creating an aacs folder under AppData\Roaming like a different guide made for Win8 suggests, but that doesn't work either.
The link above just doesn't work for me. My appdata file (which is under 'C:\Users\Rob\AppData' and not 'C:\windows\Users\Rob\AppData' like the link says) does not actually have an aacs folder. I tried creating one and putting the appropriate file inside but that doesn't work. I tried creating an aacs folder under AppData\Roaming like a different guide made for Win8 suggests, but that doesn't work either.
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