- #LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER WONT PLAY BLURAY DISCS 64 BIT#
- #LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER WONT PLAY BLURAY DISCS WINDOWS#
#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER WONT PLAY BLURAY DISCS WINDOWS#
Lenovo W500 2.5G 4G RAM, 64-bit Windows Vista SP2 NEXT) I'm going to look into the Lua error listed below.
#LEAWO BLU RAY PLAYER WONT PLAY BLURAY DISCS 64 BIT#
Ok.Ģ.4) user P4NTS says, "Copy the 32bit libaacs.dll to C:\Windows\System32 (or the 64bit DLL if you're running 64 bit Windows)" Check the log for details.Ģ) Following instructions in this massively long post ,Ģ.1) Installed the aacs library in Roaming:Ģ.2) I ran the updater, `aacs-updater-2.1.1.0-圆4-FULL-setup.exe` and installed the files here:Ģ.3) User BobK says to reinstall the AACS keys (from #1). VLC is unable to open the MRL 'bluray:///D:/'. Nothing seemed to work, so I updated VLC-now I have a worser error? Input/Codecs > Caching Value -> increase the buffer time The disk would play but it was unwatchable, laggy, and would freeze. Now I get the dreaded,`VLC is unable to open the MRL 'bluray:///D:/'`ġ) Followed instructions here to enable Bluray support. I got Daredevil season 1 from the Library, but instead of watching Daredevil, I spent that time trying to watch Daredevil and writing this post! While troubleshooting the settings to get VLC to play commercial Bluray disks on my dino-Lenovo, I upgraded from VLC 2.2.4 to VLC 2.2.6 Umbrella. There must be a log file or some such that can tell us what's going on here.Īdding to this chain-post on VLC Bluray this weekened. Some other time I think I'll post somewhere about it again and hopefully get into that disc finally. It's been an enjoyable week of problem solving. For some reason I'm told "can't play: only for USA and Canada."īut hey, this is progress from thinking it was impossible, to playing a few, to inching forward and now can play all but one. In Leawo, interestingly enough, it actually does show the "can't play: only for USA and Canada" screen.but then it goes on to play anyway, albeit with no menu.īut yeah, the disc is Region A, VLC is set to Region A, and I have the VUK. I have played the disc in PowerDVD and it's fine. To confirm, I have also played the disc just using DVDFab running with VLC. For that disc, I have the VUK that FindVUK got from DVDFab Passkey and it appears to be legit. VLC simply shows this screen ( ) and stops. I got VUKs for each disc! For a while I was getting "can't play: Region A only" screens, which was baffling to me until I discovered the Region setting in VLC. Okay, now I can play all but one of my Blurays.ĭowngraded to VUK 1.08. Is there some way to extract the key from those players? Or perhaps I can contact the people who maintain the whoknowsmyname and tell them of the shows of mine that do not work? Is there a way to find the key for a bluray that won't play? I also have PowerDVD and Leawo, both of which can play these discs. So if I had the 2009 release of this show it would play, but my 2012 release of this show isn't in the cfg file. I see various keys with this anime's title, but I assume they are from some other release, like the Japanese release, or maybe an older English release. I think that perhaps the key for my particular blu ray simply isn't there. I've opened the keys file and searched it. Here is the result: either it works perfectly, menus and all, or I get an error like this one. Downloaded and placed the KEYS file in Bob K's location.Downloaded and ran aacs-updater-2.1.1.0-圆4-FULL-setup.exe as per Bob K above, same paths and whatnot.Unfortunately, many discs I tried don't play. Found this thread just now and gave it a shot. I've had a nightmare trying to play Blurays on my computer for some time.
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