Autoplay problems with Vista

[GodSponge]

I don't know if it is isolated to Vista or not, as I've not been able to test on an XP machine.

When I look at the Autoplay settings for Audio CDs in Vista there are 3 entries for MediaMonkey, 2 that don't work, near the top, and one that does work, near the bottom of the list.

The top two are:

• Play audio CD using MediaMonkey
  Rip audio CD using MediaMonkey

The last one (the one that works) says:

• Play Audio CD using MediaMonkey - Audio Library

Note the difference in capitalization for the word "audio". Don't know if that makes a difference though.

I've looked in the registry (without changing anything) and all of the entries seem to be ok. I don't see why the first two don't work but the other does.

One thing to note, I can find the entries for the first two in the registry, but I cannot find the entry for the one that works anywhere.

It really doesn't bother me that one of the Play entries doesn't work, because I know where the entries are in the registry to remove them if they can't be fixed, but there is not a Rip entry that does work.

I have a friend of mine with Vista that this problem is also happening to, so I know it's not just my computer. If anyone knows what is wrong, please let me know.

[Guest]

So nobody has any ideas?

[GodSponge]

It's really nice to know that people come here and help people out.

[spacefish]

Sorry, I don't play CDs at all. I rip them first (with EAC, not MM) and then play the files in MM. Also, I disabled autostart on my drive so that I wouldn't have random DRM crap installed on my machine.

[GodSponge]

So why has no one answered me about this problem. It's still not working and it is really annoying! If you aren't going to support those options, take them out completely!

[Lowlander]

Did you previously have MediaMonkey 2 installed? Maybe it's a left over?

[guest]

did you find a solution for this problem? I have just installed MediaMonkey on my laptop (Vista) and have had the exact problem occur.

[GodSponge]

Still no fix, still no answer.

I can confirm that this problem occurs on all of these versions of Vista: Home Premium x86, Ultimate x86, and Ultimate x64.

[GodSponge]

Problem happens on Windows 7 also. Still nobody has answered me.