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I have an entertainment software that contains some videos to play
I separated videos into a folder
I want to make CD which can automatically run software on pc and also automatically run it's videos in VCD players
Please help me

asianboy
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  • VCD as in Video CD? Those things still exist? It's a standard format so just follow the specifications? – Seth Nov 02 '16 at 08:34
  • yes, What is the specifications ? i read somewhere that for vcd players you should define cd as playable type such when i write data cd, vcd player doesn't automatically play it's video – asianboy Nov 02 '16 at 09:04

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There is a certain folder structure for VCDs and DVDs. This enables the player to look specific locations for specific files (subs in a folder, videos in another etc.) . You can achieve what you want by (assuming you know what autorun is and how to edit disk images):

  1. Burning your media in VCD format
  2. Making an image of disk
  3. Editing the image by adding a proper autorun file and executable you want to run
  4. Burning the edited image.
conquistador
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  • The [Wikipedia article on VCDs](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_CD) has further information and also includes bits about the structure which would imply that's not just having folders on the disk to comply with the format. Otherwise a good answer. – Seth Nov 02 '16 at 13:30