The monitor turned into pink and my mac crashed and rebooted. My guess is that VLC silicon version doesn't support playing 4k blurays, so I tried the older version of VLC (intel CPU version), and put libmmbd.dylib in it, and opened the disk. ![]() I figured the "libmmbd.dylib" file does not automatically go into the lib forder in VLC, so I manually copied and pasted it into VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/lib, all to no avail. ![]() I checked VLC in Integration tap in Makemkv preferences, opened the disk in VLC, and then got this message: "This Blu-ray Disc needs a library for AACS decoding, and your system does not have it." I'm currently using M1 Mac mini, and Makemkv is working seemlessly with any 4k bluray disk that I have.īut the problem is playing them with VLC (apple silicon version). FYI I was able to test this and it runs well on the MBA M1 over Rosetta2. FYI I was able to test VLC and it runs well on the MBA M1 over Rosetta2. ![]() I've successfully ripped/played 4k bluray disks with Makemkv and vlc with my intel mac (2015 macbook pro). Yes, it runs on M1, but it often hangs on exit/quit and has to be force killed. VLC can play most multimedia files, discs, streams, devices and is also able to convert, encode, stream and manipulate streams into numerous formats. I've been using LG WH16NS60 + OWC Mercury Pro External USB 3 Enclosure with Macs. VLC is a libre and open source media player and multimedia engine, focused on playing everything, and running everywhere.
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