Using a memory stick - help please

[JimJoe]

Hmm. Strange.

Could the files be sorted by tags by the DVD ?

 

[MilesAhead]

Hmm. Strange.

Could the files be sorted by tags by the DVD ?

I don't think DVD is the issue. It's a memory stick running FAT32 file system. Some players insist on FAT32. Otherwise just run NTFS file system and no side effects.

 

[BlueDancer]

You’re going to love this. I asked my daughter about the memory stick thing to see if she could come up with a solution. Next thing I know, she comes around and plugs some cable into my TV and connects it to my computer. Now I can watch my stuff straight from the comp and use the net at the same time. In other words I now have two monitors working off my comp. Seeing the mouse travel from one screen to the next is a bit freaky but it’s solved my problem for now anyway.

Lorien, I'm going to try the joining files just out of curiosity. Even using the two screens I still have to open the vlc files one at a time. So if joining them lets me just turn it on and leave it running it might work out even better than the two screens. It's late here now. I'll try to find some time to try it out tomorrow.

Thank you all for your wonderful help and patience.

 

[ilikefree]

With Media Player Classic Home Cinema you can click on all the files you want to play and it will play them as a playlist. Combined Community Codec Pack

CCCP - Combined Community Codec Pack

It is free open source, plays almost everything comes with all codec's needed

 

[BlueDancer]

Thanks, sounds interesting.
I'll check it out.

 

[JimJoe]

Hmm. Strange.

Could the files be sorted by tags by the DVD ?

I don't think DVD is the issue. It's a memory stick running FAT32 file system. Some players insist on FAT32. Otherwise just run NTFS file system and no side effects.

Sorry, I meant, memory stick. If it is sorting by tags, that might be why they are out of sequence order.