This installed libaacs.dll, libbdpluss.dll, libgcrypt-20.dll, and libgpg-error6-0.dll at that location. I used the following method to get BD support on my circa 2009 laptop running Win7 圆4 Home Premium and VLC 3.0.0 圆4. The first picture is form WarGames, and the second one is from Red 2, as that color bar issue is rampant throughout the movie. I'm wondering if this is an issue with libbluray, though, but I have no clue. This also can't just be some movie decryption error, as these work with 2.2.4 without error, even without decryption plugins and just an on-the-fly decryptor. As previously stated, I got FindVUK to work again, and the keys are all proper, and these moies aren't BD+ encrypted, but 3.0 did add support for BD+v2008.
It's also got an issue with just dropping buffers for some movies (I only noticed this with Red 2, but it can't just be DTS-HD MA as a whole), and the colors weirdly don't appear on some other newer movies. Things like the whole screen being covered with colors, even where the black bars are for for 2.35/4:1 movies. Thanks to Mr Wolf for giving me the idea to put the libgcrypt-20.dll and libgpg-error6-0.dll in my VLC folder, but (and I've been working on this since I got VLC 3.0 running with blurays again) now colors are appearing all weird.
