Installed new version, all file associations, but the app will not start a DVD movie. I have checked properties for VOB and association is for VLC. If I open the disc via VLC it plays fine.
Suggestions?
Thanks in advance.
NO Auto Start DVD
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: NO Auto Start DVD
Don't open the .vob files, but the VIDEO_TS folder
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Spanaway01
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Re: NO Auto Start DVD
I understand your answer. If I insert a DVD is VLC designed to automatically start the movie? Or do I have to open the folder each time even though VOB files are associated with VLC? MP3 are associated with VLC and the discs don't autostart either.
Re: NO Auto Start DVD
Disc auto starting is different from file type associations. When you insert DVD to drive, Windows should ask you what you want to do. One of those options should be play with VLC.
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