HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Stack.Video\shell\Enqueue HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Stack.Audio\shell\Enqueue HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MediaCenter.WTVFile\shell\Enqueue HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Image\shell\Play HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\Directory.Audio\shell\Play HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\audio\shell\Play HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\Directory.VIDEO\shell\Play Repeat the same under the following keys: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Stack.Audio\shell\Play.
Tip: You can access the desired Registry key with one click. Navigate to the following Registry key: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SystemFileAssociations\audio\shell\Play.To remove Windows Media Player context menu, do the following. If you never use WMP, here is how to get rid of them. Meanwhile I haven't had a new DVD for donkey's years now - what on earth would I play it on anyway.The commands "Play with Windows Media Player" and "Add to Windows Media Player list" are always visible in the context menu of File Explorer. I had around 2500 audio CD's - all ripped now. I kept the ISO format rather than convert to MKV as I wanted menus / subtitles etc etc just like the original and if I ever needed to I could re-burn back to a physical medium.ĬD's can be easily ripped to flac - if you use the old Winamp it will preserve as far as possible all the track info as it uses the Gracenote music archive lookup - far better than freedb or other ones out there. I ripped all my DVD's ages ago and have them stored as ISO files on a NAS. To rip DVD's and de-regionalize them simply use something like AnyDVD. I loaded KODI on to an amazon fire TV stick (use android phone apps2firetv ti install) and can play everything on my NAS (video and audio) on the fire tv to a remote TV - built in apps on smart TV's are usually pretty hideous anyway. KODI will even play some formats that VLC has trouble with and can also play ripped DVD-s (to ISO) with full menus etc. OK not the answer to the OP's question but why not use VLC or KODI.
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