This guide will help you set up VLC Media Player to play Blu-ray discs on Windows by installing the necessary libraries and configuration files.
- Ensure you have VLC Media Player installed on your system.
- Visit the Doom9 forum thread: Doom9 Forum - AACS and BD+ libraries.
- Download the following DLL files:
libaacs.dlllibbdplus.dlllibgcrypt-20.dlllibgpg-error6-0.dll
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Navigate to the VLC installation directory: C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC
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Copy the downloaded DLL files into this folder.
- In the same Doom9 forum thread, locate and download the VM files (bin files).
- Create a folder named
vm0in any preferred location. - Place the downloaded VM files into the
vm0folder.
- Download the cached BD+ tables (bin files) from the Doom9 forum.
- Create another folder named
convtabin any preferred location. - Place the cached BD+ tables into the
convtabfolder.
- Open the Run dialog by pressing
Win + R. - Type
%APPDATA%and hit Enter. - Copy both the
vm0andconvtabfolders into the%APPDATA%directory.
- Download the
KEYDB.cfgfile from the following link: KEYDB.cfg Download. - Create a new folder named
aacsand place theKEYDB.cfgfile inside it. - Copy the
aacsfolder to the%APPDATA%directory.
After completing these steps, you should be able to play Blu-ray discs in VLC Media Player. If you encounter any issues, ensure all files are correctly placed and that your VLC version is up to date.
Important: Make sure to select the "No Blu-ray menu" option in VLC for playback. Alternatively, you can run your discs via the command line: "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" bluray:///D: --fullscreen --no-bluray-menu