Autoplay problem with burned DVD

topcat52

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I have a Samsung RV511/Windows 7. Fairly new. I can burn a DVD of images taken by a digital camera in My Pictures & Picasa3, then reinsert it to play. Autoplay gives various options one of which is PLAY - works fine. When I do the same process for images which were originally old slides which have been scanned onto system using an Epsom 4490 the burn goes through OK, the disc & contents show in 'computer' but when the disc is reinserted the Autoplay only gives options to copy the pictures back onto the computer. I have tried using a USB stick, result the same. Have tried playing it on an XP system, won't play. The files are all jpeg. Can anyone suggest anything please?
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
samsung rv511
OS
windows7 homepremium 32bit
CPU
intel core i3
Try looking at autoplay\autorun in control panel.
At the top left there is a tick box for, "use autorun for all types of media\devices"
Make sure that box is ticked.

Sure is a tricky one this, same file types but there may be a difference in the Jpg files produced from the scanner.
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
DIY
OS
Windows 7 home premium x64
CPU
AMD FX-4100 AM3+ 3.6GHz 12MB Black Edition
Motherboard
Asus M5A97 Pro
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Crsair vengeance 12Gb DDR3 1600MHz CL9
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Asus GTX 560 1GB
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Realtek onboard
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Hanns G 1680x1050 native
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OCZ 128Gb Petrol ssd
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OCZ StealthXstream II 500W
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8Mb or better
Hi. Yes it is ticked. It's very odd, as you say must be a difference between them. Thanks.
 

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Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
samsung rv511
OS
windows7 homepremium 32bit
CPU
intel core i3
Autoplay/autorun

I have misgivings about Autoplay anyway. Most sources, including the 3 Internet Security programs I have used over the years, will advise that autoplay is dangerous. I go this route: Win Explorer > Libraries > (DVD drive letter) to Play, Open or Expand the disc. Not really a long way round, and safer. No, I'm not paranoid, just careful.
 
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bertison
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Windows 7/64 HPremium.
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AMD FX-6300.
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Asus M5A78L-M LE/USB3.
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Corsair (2x4) GB DDR3 CMXGX3M2A1337CL9.
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NVidia/Gigabyte GT730 (2GB) GDDR5.
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Iiyama PLE2407HDS.
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Coolermaster N300.
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Logitech K290
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Trust Optical Wired
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15 Mb Down, 0.55 Up.
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Kaspersky Total Security 2017, Hitman Pro.
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Firefox.
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I too dislike Autoplay. I have tried your way of opening it but still unable to play. The images are def. on the disc. I don't know what's stopping it.
 

My Computer

Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
samsung rv511
OS
windows7 homepremium 32bit
CPU
intel core i3
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