why vlc dont recognize audio tracks and subs of blurays?

[ZergShadow]

why vlc dont recognize audio tracks and subs of blurays BDMV (m2ts) ? But recognize it on BD remux BDAV (m2ts) and mkv? This problem can be solved somehow ?

[Hitchhiker]

https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=176924

[ZergShadow]

i dont think this is what i need. audio tracks recognized in movie as audio 1 audio 2 and i need to get their prope names to start some axact language always. I dont see nowhere what this libraries do.

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[Hitchhiker]

Blu-ray discs are encrypted. Since vlc is an open source media player it can't decrypt files which are protected in this way. See this site for other reasons m2ts files might not play in vlc.

Info on the AACS specification here: https://www.videolan.org/developers/libaacs.html

[ZergShadow]

Blu-ray discs are encrypted. Since vlc is an open source media player it can't decrypt files which are protected in this way. See this site for other reasons m2ts files might not play in vlc.

Info on the AACS specification here: https://www.videolan.org/developers/libaacs.html

files plays well but no info about audio tracks and subtitles where is right language.
2. And what this libraries do ?

[Hitchhiker]

The libraries attempt to circumvent the AACS encryption without actually infringing copyright. There's no guarantee however that it will work and data such as audio tracks and subs may not be visible.

[ZergShadow]

The libraries attempt to circumvent the AACS encryption without actually infringing copyright. There's no guarantee however that it will work and data such as audio tracks and subs may not be visible.

seems MPC can handle this.why vlc cant?

[Hitchhiker]

Try a Nightly which are BETA versions of the forthcoming v4.0 https://nightlies.videolan.org/