I then click Open VIDEOTS folder and go to the local DVD copy.

But no matter what I do it never changes the Media Resource Locator or plays the VIDEOTS directory I indicated.

If I navigate to the top of that DVD copy on the local hard disk in Finder and drag drop that onto VLC then it can play that correctly.

Just think what you would need if you were solving someone elses problem.

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Its not just ZFS however: Open Disc also fails on a DVD image over a network (SMB, to a Samba server on FreeBSD).

Next, I installed v2.0.0, since I still had the dmg in my Downloads folder and tried using it.

When the source videots directory was a DVD that I ripped (Sneakers), it plays.

When the source videots directory was a copy of the same Sneakers DVD files that worked above, but they were mounted via AFP (on my AirPort Extreme), I clicked, File Open Disc.

Open VIDEOTS folder, then I select the Sneakers VIDEOTS folder, click Open, then the final Open button is still grey (so I cant open the files).

The MRL text box is empty.) In 2.0.1: I am able to open Sneakers on my local disk.

I guess Im going to revert to 1.1.12 until 2.x is more mature.

Vlc Media Player For Mac 10.6.8