I keep autorun disabled for security purposes, but I'd like VLC to open the DVD in the drive when I start it.
I tried adding D:// and D:/ after the opening string in the shortcut, but they didn't work.
Is there a way for VLC to go directly to the DVD and play it when I open VLC, without having to click on open media then open disc and then press start?
(System: Windows 7 Ultimate x64)
Command line question
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Re: Command line question
vlc.exe cdda:///D:
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Re: Command line question
Thank you for the reply.vlc.exe cdda:///D:
I tried putting that in the shortcut, but I got this error message:
Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'cdda:///D:'. Check the log for details.
Can you please tell me how to create a shortcut that includes the command line as you have suggested?
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Re: Command line question
try cdda://D: cdda://D:\
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If you want an answer to your question, just be specific and precise. Don't use Private Messages.
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Re: Command line question
I've got it fixed now. Thank you very much for your help.
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