For some reason which I do not understand, commercial DVDs do not start playing
automatically when I insert them into the DVD drive on my PC. In fact, I can’t
get them to play at all. I had thought I set Winamp to play these but may be
wrong about this. When I launch a DVD, if I check the
Hi what all did you remove from winamp to make it load faster?
Just so maybe others that it loads slow for can see if they have any of that
stuff and then maybe they could get rid of it.
Then maybe it would make there winamp run faster for them as well.
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Hello JM: I've found VLC.exe! So now what would be my next step? Yes I am
familiar with Jaws Tandem if you'd want to go that route! Could do it by
phone if you'll let me know your email address and I can provide my phone
number! Or you could send me your phone number offlist if that'll work
good luck, and enjoy.
Joe Paton
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Tom.
The program files (x86) folder is not a subfolder of the program fiels
folder. It is another folder located in your root directory (c:\). It should
be right under "program files". If you have a 32 bit version of Windows 7, I
don't think you will have an (x86) folder at all. You should also be
Hey Tom.
The program is in your vlc directory, and it is called vlc.exe. .exe stands
for "executable", which is the most common desktop program extension.
I just realised that it's also possible that "open file location" took you
to a shortcut pointing to the vlc.exe file in the "program data"
I have no idea. But that's an interesting project/investigation. I'd be
curious to know if you find something satisfactory.
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