Right. And as long as AnyDVD is running programs from Video-DVDs will not be executed, AutoPlay will kick in as if it is a Video-DVD without autorun.

You're not the only one with the same problem with the Video_TS folder. I Use Windows Media Player and Nero ShowTime to view the movies on my PC, and this new release of AnyDVD is the problem.
I've had no problems up until this update I had installed with AnyDVD, now any movie I try to play on my PC won't play. Disabling AnyDVD will help this problem (sometimes), that way the content that needs to be seen by the players will be seen, and not blocked.
Burning the DVD's don't work; The movies will burn, but there's nothing but errors when my DVD players try to read the Disc's (I have 6 DVD players, and 5 computers, and not one of them can read the disc's after I burn my movies). It's not my PC, either; 5 Computers, and i've tried to use each of them to do this, and all come up with the same problems.
This update to AnyDVD is the fault - That's my opinion, and I'm sticking to it.

Not the same problem, if I am not mistaken Reigndog_STL claimed that VIDEO_TS folder cannot be opened with AnyDVD disabled.

The sentence in red seems like it isn't anydvd at all as disabling it only sometimes works?


On this part I think it sounds like bad choice of media to be honest since there were plenty of posts here and link you faild to give us all the info needed. There are too many of these new posters that lash out saying anydvd is and is ONLY problem. 9 times out of 10 it is usually the media or the DVDRW Drive or software conflict. Going HERE and posting the info needed would be helpful for us all to help you.

ed82264 -

As Forum Member Dr. Who states refer to referenced link (http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=182650) and provide the necessary information so that Forum Member will be able to have an informed meaningful discussion concerning your unique problem.

In many instances individuals are quick to point an offending finger at a SlySoft software program causing a problem but after through complete review of all the facts reveals that the actual cause of the problem was something quite different. Close review of AnyDVD/ CloneDVD Forum postings validates this fact. Track history supports that fact that SlySoft software program are extremely stable error free programs.

BeLooken

PS - For what its worth my family has AnyDVD v6.0.8.2/Clone v2.9.01 running on 4 different computer configurations and have not encountered any problems.

And from the other post that i had been so generously quoted on, also; i've had no problems since this latest update. My media is fine - the burners are fine - the original media is fine.
i've just re-installed the verison before this last update of AnyDVd, and now everything is working - funny isn't it?

Not so funny the way you say it! The point remains that it is usually a conflict within the system or with other software that is the problem, not AnyDVD. In the last three years I have had 2 computers, 4 burners and backed-up 300-400 dvds with AnyDVD/ CloneDVD and had only 3 problems, none that could be attributed to AnyDVD.