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I don't know then. You need to check libaacs logs to know what exactly goes wrong. Does your setup work for other blurays? Where can I find libaacs logs on Windows? You need to know how to use command line 1. open CMD window 2. set AACS_DEBUG_MASK=65535 3. set AACS_DEBUG_FILE=c:\temp\debuglog_aacs....

I don't know then. You need to check libaacs logs to know what exactly goes wrong. Does your setup work for other blurays?

Where can I find libaacs logs on Windows?

I don't know then. You need to check libaacs logs to know what exactly goes wrong. Does your setup work for other blurays?

Yes it works for the S1 disk that I have

If there are keys behind it like |U| or |I| it should work. Make sure that your disc matches that discid 0x56954A5EE05A311E0672FA5B74F7296990AD0FB8 = sha1 hash of file AACS\unit_key_ro.inf

I have Unit_Key_RO.inf that matches sha1 in the key.

Ever stop to think the keydb doesn't contain the key for your disc then? The keydb requires either * a disc specific key * unrevoked drive certificate + unrevoked processing or device key I'm trying to play a blu ray for Castlevania Season 2 and I have this in KEYDB.cfg file: 0x56954A5EE05A311E0672...

I’ve been trying to use VideoLAN (VLC) blu ray on my Window 10, and I keep getting errors. I have put the latest KEYDB and libaacs in, and VLC can't find the key and etc. Is there any way to fix this?