VLC 3.0.3 does not read Blu-ray Menu although Java is installed

[pielle]

I installed Java 8 as requested by VLC, but when I open a Blu-ray Disc, with menu, VLC 3 tells me that it does not find Java (?!?) And so I can not open the menu.
Then the film starts regularly (thank goodness that VLC allows me to choose the audio language!).
O.S. Win 10 64 bit
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[garf]

Hello,

have you installed the 64bit version of java ? This is not suggested by default on Oracle website.
I think the url is: https://www.java.com/en/download/windows-64bit.jsp

[pielle]

Yes Java is the 64bit version (indicated on Windows 10 settings) and no other versions are installed.
Also I inform you that VLC behaves differently depending on the type of Blu-ray:
- If the disc is of my production VLC starts from the Menu playing only the Audio, and does not allow me to do anything else (so I can not go to the movie)
- If it's a commercial disk VLC tells me that it can not display the Menu because it does not find Java on the PC and then it makes me start the movie
I hope in further help
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[Phoenicis]

I am having this exact problem.

I JUST installed, and verified Java.

When I open a blu ray disc I get 'menus are not available, java not installed' and the movie starts to play with the vision impared narration.

Any hints/advice will be appreciated.

[Novalis]

This is again such an annoying problem. Thank you damn Videolan for not being clear about this or providing any information. F nerds.
Sometimes it helpes to set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to the path where java is installed.
Don't forget to update it after every Java update ....

But I have a case here where it doesn't work even with the env variable set.
May it has to do with the 32 64 chaos. I tried both Vlc versions, both didn't work.
Latest Java installed x86_64.