Video_TS folder not associated

[-Phil C]

VIDEO_TS folders are not associated with any DVD player on my computer.
That is normal in WinXP, right?
I know that Power DVD recognizes either the folder name or the files inside
when I select through its menu,.

When I am working with video it would be great if Windows would let me
right-click on a Video_TS folder and choose "open with".
Even better if the main folder was recognized due to the VOB files inside
It is not bad to just drag the folder to my DVD player shortcut, but even
better if I could just double-click :-D
I wonder if i could create a new association in WIN XP..
Anyone have an idea about this?
Thanks
Phil C

 

[Bill's News]

VIDEO_TS folders are not associated with any DVD player on my
computer. That is normal in WinXP, right?
I know that Power DVD recognizes either the folder name or the files
inside when I select through its menu,.

When I am working with video it would be great if Windows would let
me
right-click on a Video_TS folder and choose "open with".
Even better if the main folder was recognized due to the VOB files
inside It is not bad to just drag the folder to my DVD player
shortcut, but even better if I could just double-click :-D
I wonder if i could create a new association in WIN XP..
Anyone have an idea about this?
Thanks
Phil C

Help: How to Add Items to the "Send To" Menu in Windows XP

 

[Bill's News]

VIDEO_TS folders are not associated with any DVD player on my
computer. That is normal in WinXP, right?
I know that Power DVD recognizes either the folder name or the files
inside when I select through its menu,.

When I am working with video it would be great if Windows would let
me
right-click on a Video_TS folder and choose "open with".
Even better if the main folder was recognized due to the VOB files
inside It is not bad to just drag the folder to my DVD player
shortcut, but even better if I could just double-click :-D
I wonder if i could create a new association in WIN XP..
Anyone have an idea about this?
Thanks
Phil C

A more complex method, avoiding the extra click required for send to:
http://windowssdk.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms649608.aspx

 

[John Inzer]

Help: How to Add Items to the
"Send To" Menu in Windows XP

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Try the following:

Create a shortcut to the item you wish to
add to the context menu.
(right click / Create Shortcut)

Place the shortcut in the following folder,
and it will be added to the...Right Click /
Context Menu.

C:\Documents and Settings\>user name<\SendTo

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