I am getting:
"This Blu-ray Disc needs a library for AACS decoding, and your system does not have it."
I have installed:
KEYDB.cfg
at this location:
This PC --> Local Disk (C:) --> Users --> Ohm --> AppData --> Roaming --> aacs
And I have installed:
libaacs.dll
at this location:
This PC --> Local Disk (C:) --> Program Files (x86) --> VideoLAN --> VLC
So, now what do I do?
-Rob
Tried and Failed
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kodela
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Re: Tried and Failed
Hi Rob,
what version of VLC have you, 32 or 64 bit?
The place for the libaacs.dll is right, if you use the version for 32-bit.
The place for the KEYDB.cfg is right.
Is the KEYDB.cfg current?
With files from here, the playing from BD works on my pc very well.
kodela
what version of VLC have you, 32 or 64 bit?
The place for the libaacs.dll is right, if you use the version for 32-bit.
The place for the KEYDB.cfg is right.
Is the KEYDB.cfg current?
With files from here, the playing from BD works on my pc very well.
kodela
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