I was seriously annoyed (to put it politely!) when I discovered that it wasn't going to work until I purchased some software and a licence! However, after much Googling I found this thread, and I must thank jordangaga, talon_262 and shakeninsane for their helpful posts. I've had a laptop with a Blu-ray drive for 2 years, but only recently tried to play a Blu-ray disc for the first time. Their media player sucks, loses audio/video sync all the time, and when there's rapid movement the video stutters. Repeated ad nauseum for a few minutes then VLC crashes.Īdendum found Canadian versionof DVDfab Media Player ( is unavailable or may not exist.) Installed this and I can watch the Blu-ray, yay! Unfortunatly its only a trial version but it looks good so will probably end up paying for that. VLC is unable to open the MRL 'dvd:///H:/'.
Opened Blu Ray by selecting Media->Open Disc, selecting Blu-ray (showed device K:\ RED 2) then clicked play
Installed DVDfabPasskey (taking extra care to decline all the crap) OK, so I got a new Blu-Ray disk, "RED 2", that can't be played on any other Blu Ray player (makes 8 I have now) so I thought I'd try again.ĭownloaded latest version of VLC, made sure it was 32 bit version.Ĭopied KEYDB.cfg to: %appdata% & %appdata%\aacs & %appdata%\roaming & to %appdata%\roaming\aacs (just to make sure)Ĭopied libaacs.dll to the VLC directory, overwriting the one that was already there.ĭownloaded DVDfabPasskey (first couple I found had viruses attatchd but found one that just spammed you with offers
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