I have an instructional DVD. It does not autorun when loaded in the drive. I can see the files with File Explorer (or whatever the app is called today) but can't suss out the one to try and load. When I select autorun.inf I get its text displayed
DVD Question
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DVD Question
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Re: DVD Question
Have you tried playing it in Windows Media Player, VLC Player or the like?
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Re: DVD Question
Does the .inf file text point to the .exe or run file? If it does seem to do so, click on that file directly. What happens?BobH wrote:I have an instructional DVD. It does not autorun when loaded in the drive. I can see the files with File Explorer (or whatever the app is called today) but can't suss out the one to try and load. When I select autorun.inf I get its text displayed
Will any other DVD run with autorun?
BOB
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Re: DVD Question
The box and hammers and the box of rocks are firmly in charge this morning.
I tried the suggestions and in doing so noticed that there are separate MP4 files. Doubling clicking any one of them runs the video.
I tried the suggestions and in doing so noticed that there are separate MP4 files. Doubling clicking any one of them runs the video.
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Re: DVD Question
Have you tried:-
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Re: DVD Question
Thanks, George!
I found and fixed several things!
Meep!Meep!
I found and fixed several things!
Meep!Meep!
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