Yes, it is the VLC from the Debian repos and yes, I've tried other blurays also.
I also had the impression that VLC simply ignores KEYDB file, but I do not know why.
I also tried an app image (latest version) and this is the output in the console:then the CPU jumps to 100% and nothing happens.
The libraries mentioned by you are already installed.
I tried with several blurays, none of them work, but all of them work on Windows, with the same KEYDB file. Funny thing, I have an old bluray player (from 2010 or so) and that one also works.
I also had the impression that VLC simply ignores KEYDB file, but I do not know why.
I also tried an app image (latest version) and this is the output in the console:
Code:
./VLC-media-player-x86-64.AppImage VLC media player 3.0.21 Vetinari (revision 3.0.21-0-gdd8bfdbabe8)[000055af4ae0d550] main libvlc: Running vlc with the default interface. Use 'cvlc' to use vlc without interface.[000055af4aea3ec0] main playlist: playlist is empty[00007f9b4c001130] libbluray demux: First play: 1, Top menu: 1HDMV Titles: 3, BD-J Titles: 78, Other: 0The libraries mentioned by you are already installed.
I tried with several blurays, none of them work, but all of them work on Windows, with the same KEYDB file. Funny thing, I have an old bluray player (from 2010 or so) and that one also works.
Statistics: Posted by undesign — 2024-12-24 17:50