Changing Default App To Play DVD's

I recently stumbled on some old videos on DVD RW discs. Unfortunately VLC can't play them. I just get the sound with a white video stream (codec problem). However if I open the folder, then Media player classic can play the VOB files just fine.

If I double click the DVD icon in Windows explorer, I get the error, "This file does not have an app associated with it ..." error. I can't see any provision in "Auto Play" for DVD's on Win 10.

If I right click the DVD icon, the context menu has an option "Play with VLC" - The problem is VLC can't play this kind of DVD.

So I need to configure windows to play a DVD with "Media Player Classic" when I double click on it.

OR

Make a new right click context menu with the option to play the DVD with "Media Player Classic"

Is there a way I can do one or the other or both?

Kind regards

Chris

Thank you very much Dalchina. I was looking in the standard Win 10 menu autoplay settings, instead of the Control panel autoplay settings. In Control panel all the DVD settings are there!

Now when I insert a DVD it will start to play automatically with the desired player.

Thank you for the solution.

Kind regards
Chris

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Berton said:

I've always had trouble with DVD-RW and CD-RW discs, stay with DVD-R, DVD+R, both at 4.7GB and DVD+R/DL [Dual Layer] and CD-R discs. It seems if the RW discs don't close properly they don't play well on other drives. And with USB Thumb drives it's easier to clean and re-use.

Thank you Berton for your thoughts. Yes it's true that DVD RW's are notorious for losing data. +R and -R are much more reliable. I very seldom use DVD's now. These are old ones from many years ago. Surprisingly, the video is still intact.

Kind regards
Chris