I like the idea, if I'll find a little bit time I'll try this at the weekend.

Muckl, I didn't give up.... I tried again and again , put // to obtaiin only one string to make things easier and ....  it worked, that's brilliant.
Nevertheless, for some dvds the player doesn't want to appear but I can hear the music but it stops very quickly. Sometimes, and this is more annoying I can't stop the soundtrack at all ! and I must shut down DVD Profiler.
Thanks for your help

Sorry for not posting for such a long time! Had to work overtime...


Quoting Foxstar:

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Muckl, I've tried my best but failed...
I don't know how to make a playlist but I 've changed the red-coloured string with C:\\Users\\sony\\Documents\\DVD-Profiler\\Soundtracks    where I put only one song (.mp3) renamed with the same number as the one of the gallery. Am I clear?
and I've got an error message

Files not found or empty:

"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\5037115282132.m3u"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\5037115282132.4.m3u"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\5037115282132.mp3"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\5037115282132.4.mp3"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\Lost_in_Austen.avi"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\Lost in Austen.wmv"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\Lost in Austen\playlist.m3u"
"C:\Users\sony\Documents\DVD-Profiler\Soundtracks\L\Lost in Austen\playlist.m3u"

Thanks for your time

Does any of these paths match exactly the mp3 file?


Quoting Foxstar:

Quote:
Muckl, I didn't give up.... I tried again and again , put // to obtaiin only one string to make things easier and ....  it worked, that's brilliant.
Nevertheless, for some dvds the player doesn't want to appear but I can hear the music but it stops very quickly. Sometimes, and this is more annoying I can't stop the soundtrack at all ! and I must shut down DVD Profiler.
Thanks for your help

Which string is the one that finally worked?

I guess you're using Windows 7 or Vista. At the moment I only have the possibilty to test my script with Windows XP. It seems there are some incompatibilities with Win7/Vista. Please tell me your Windows, Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer and DVDP versions.

I'm so sorry that my script doesn't work as expected. I hope you're not angry with me and willing to do some trial and error

Quoting Muckl:

Quote:

Which Windows, Windows Media Player, Internet Explorer and DVDP versions are you using?

I'm using
Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit
Windows Media Player 11 (11.0.6002.18111)
IE 8 (8.0.6001.18882) as standard and Firefox 3.5.7 as alternate
DVDP 3.5.1 Build 1252

Any chance this would work with a Spotify link?

Well, I have the client running almost all the time in the background.

I guess one could just paste the URL link but how does Profiler know which program to send it to?

An URL might looks like this, (in this example Stand by Me with Ben E. King)

http://open.spotify.com/track/5HPWNRdTPZvloAkpqmMOKK

They also have something called an URI:

spotify:track:5HPWNRdTPZvloAkpqmMOKK

Quoting Foxstar:

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It has been a long time since I last posted, but I'm still looking for a working solution.
I work with Vista and I can't get through all the soundtracks I've added, most of them stop after a couple of secondes and the Window Media Player display doesn't appear either.
Could you help me?
Thanks

If you are willing to use a plugin, and if saving time is worth a few bucks, I suggest LoadDVD Pro. There is a built-in Media Player, that is much like a hosted HTML window, except that it continues to play when a new DVD is selected. Included is a PlayList Manger that will help you create and play any of three popular forms of playlists. You can include: urls, .mp3, .avi, .mpg, .jpg, .ISO, YouTube, Hulu, Vevo all in the same playlist. For WMP native formats and YouTube, the playlist will automatically cycle. There is no autostart for Hulu or continuation after .ISOs, so unfortunately when you hit one of those, you have to manually continue.

As a bonus, you get a Netflix player that will automatically grab  the trailer or movie for the selected DVD. You just need to manually login once in your browser, or inside the embedded player/browser to set the cookies. Be sure to set "Media Player Only" mode in the Tools>View Plugins>LoadDVD Pro>Options panel to supress the other features of LoadDVD unless you also want those. Here is a User Guide.

And you might enjoy this Netflix Viewer demo.

Another little goodie is the automatic slideshows. One of them will search, for the selected DVD, for any folder starting with First_Last of the Cast / Crew and use any pictures or shortcuts to pictures. That means you can create an alias by just including shortcuts inside an alias folder. For example, I have my pictures of Zhang_Zhi in that folder. Then I have folders named Zhang_Ziyi, Zhi_Zhang and Ziyi_Zhang that only have shortcuts to the pictures. So on any DVD where either of those spellings is used, those pictures are automatically included in the slideshow. All of the folders are in CreditPhotos, and thereby get automatically backed and restored by DVDP. 

Muckl
That sounds great to me. I'd like to try your solution first.
I still use  Vista, Windows Media Player 11, Mozilla Firefox (as default) and IE version 8.0
Thanks