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I set both of those to Direct3D11 and the issue is still there. Also since setting the Video Output and Hardware accelerated decoding to Direct3D11, instead of showing the Java Blu-Ray menu, it was replaced with the Blu-Ray Cover Art (I don't think the menu completely went away because I pressed ent...

I looked on the NVIDIA Driver Downloads website and on my Ge Force Experience Program, and both say I have the most recent driver (531.61). I Uninstalled VLC, removed the VideoLAN Folder from C:\Program Files (I had/have the 64 bit version), Removed the %APPDATA%\vlc\ folder, and Reinstalled VLC 64 ...

First off, I have MakeMKV Integrated with VLC, and I can play most of my Blu-Ray Discs just fine, except for a handful of discs, which will show a lot of pixelation and color inversion once you get 10-20mins into the movie. Those Discs that have this issue are all FOX Blu-Ray Releases (Pre-Disney Ac...

Yes. Also UHD menus are still complex to be made to work.

I am still kinda new to the forum so I am not sure if you are a developer or not, but if you are, do you know if this is a bug that VLC is working on to hopefully fix in a future update?

I am having the exact same issue with Ultra HD Blu-Ray Menus. if I have HDR Turned On, the Menu is blacked out/incredibly dark. When I turn HDR off, it looks fine

Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/1n0WYRN

You should file a bug about that.

I put one on https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/

I am having the exact same issue with Ultra HD Blu-Ray Menus. if I have HDR Turned On, the Menu is blacked out/incredibly dark. When I turn HDR off, it looks fine

Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/1n0WYRN

I was able to get Ultra HD Blu-Ray Discs working using VLC/MakeMKV and I even downloaded Java so the Menus can show up, and everything seems to be working fine, except one problem. If I turn on HDR in my Windows Settings, the Menu Options (Play/Scenes/Set Up/Extras) will still work like normal but t...