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I've tried with and without that setting enabled. I've also tried advancing the chapters up.

I've fought through adding the correct dll file for the correct version of VLC (32 vs 64bit) and have resolved that issue. Now, when I load the disk, I don't get an error all I get is a vlc logo. If I hit play I get a splash screen of the video title (Interstellar in this case) for a moment then bac...

FYI, I loaded up a nightly build of 2.2 for win64 and I no longer get the previous error. The disk will not play but I do get the menu splash screen. It seems to be something in the 2.2 build that bypasses the problem, not an aacs issue.

I'm not entirely sure how I could have missetup. In windows, I put in one Blu-ray disk and it works, I put in a different one and it doesn't. In Linux both Blu-ray disks work fine.

But the disk will play in Linux running the same aacs files available. It just will not in windows.

I've run into an odd situation. I've followed the aacs process and have gotten Blu-ray playback but only on certain disks. On some disks I get a "VLC is unable to open the MRL..." error. This is a Win7 64bit install but if I boot into my 64bit Fedora install on the same system the Blu-ray ...