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I'd like to know if the win64 build is recommended or still just for testing.
I've been using it for a while without problems but VLC isn't my main media player.

Okay, thanks.
I did put a "?" in the title. I wasn't certain anything was missing.

I used

set JAVA_HOME=C:\PROGRA~1\Java\jre1.8.0_161

in the end.

Seems to work.

I'll try.
But I probably put the quotes there because something else required them because of the space between Program and Files.

It's pretty poor that VLC is so fussy about the format of JAVA_HOME.

I have:

C:\>echo %JAVA_HOME%
"C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.8.0_161"

C:\>

Do you have it without the quotes perhaps?

Hello? Is there intelligent life out there?

Hello?

I have Oracle Java JRE 8u161 both 32 and 64 installed and JAVA_HOME points to the 64 bit JRE (actually to the "jre1.8.0_161" directory) but when I try to play a blu-ray with a java menu I get "This blue-ray disc requires Java for support.Java was not found on your system...". htt...

If you go to 'Tools' / 'Preferences' / 'Show settings All' / 'Playlist' / 'Services discovery' / 'UPnP' the settings on the right do not seem to be anything to do with UPnP but rather something to do with satellite TV called SAT>IP.

Is there a reason that the VLC win64 installer is kept somewhat hidden from sight compared to the win32 one?