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Take a look here: https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=106570&sid=0d8125a4167da28df7a2738862b1136e&start=140#p471943 and let us know. Looking at the posts you suggested, it seems that this is the original VLC solution, which I did use along with the VUK database. However, thi...

Yes, blu-ray menus are supported since version 3, even if some of them could not work perfectly. I couldn't figure out how to make VLC Player 3.X even play BDs yet, since it does not seem to work under the Win-32 environment, so I'll worry about that if and when I get that far. Everything works gre...

I have a separate though related concern about VLC-Player. I've been using the LIBACCS.DLL and LIBBDPLUS.DLL Win-32 modules to decode a number of BDs successfully and stably, provided that they are only AACS protected and not BD+ protected and that the VUK is in the key database file, since LIBBDPLU...

I have been successfully using VLC player to play BDs under Win-XP SP3 (32-bit) since VLC version 2.04, gradually upgrading through to 2.21. However, when I installed VLC 2.24 and 2.26, all BD playback functions became completely broken. I also noticed that in the latest working version of VLC 2.21 ...