Mac: Possible to autostart HVDVD_TS program? at DVinfo.net

Johan Forssblad · November 10th, 2009, 02:12 PM

We would like a HD DVD program to start automatically as soon as the iMac is started and logged into a limited account. Anybody who know how to do it?

It could be like opening the DVD-player or VLC, then File-Open the HVDVD_TS folder and start but it should work automatically.

We are making an interactive DVD program with DVD SP in HD on a Mac for a museum.

BTW, it is possible to make a long HD DVD program containing hours of video (< DVD max size) if not burning it to disk. Just store it on a harddrive!

Johan Forssblad · November 13th, 2009, 07:15 AM

Sorry, but there was a typing error in the last post. It should of course be:

It is possible to make a long HD DVD program containing hours of video (> DVD max size) if not burning it to disk.

Just store it on a harddrive in the computer and play it with Apple DVD-player or VLC. You can this way do hours of full HD content as long as you play it on a Mac.

November 10th, 2009, 02:12 PM	#1
Johan Forssblad Major Player Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Vittsjö, SKÅNE, SWEDEN Posts: 266	Mac: Possible to autostart HVDVD_TS program? We would like a HD DVD program to start automatically as soon as the iMac is started and logged into a limited account. Anybody who know how to do it? It could be like opening the DVD-player or VLC, then File-Open the HVDVD_TS folder and start but it should work automatically. We are making an interactive DVD program with DVD SP in HD on a Mac for a museum. BTW, it is possible to make a long HD DVD program containing hours of video (< DVD max size) if not burning it to disk. Just store it on a harddrive!

November 13th, 2009, 07:15 AM	#2
Johan Forssblad Major Player Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Vittsjö, SKÅNE, SWEDEN Posts: 266	Sorry, but there was a typing error in the last post. It should of course be: It is possible to make a long HD DVD program containing hours of video (> DVD max size) if not burning it to disk. Just store it on a harddrive in the computer and play it with Apple DVD-player or VLC. You can this way do hours of full HD content as long as you play it on a Mac.