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:*VLC always skips intro section with default settings; for preventing this go to Tools -> Preferences -> Show settings: ALL and then Input codecs -> Access modules -> DVD with menus : Untick the option "Start directly in menu".
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:*VLC 4.0 nightly builds [https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?t=163145 has issues with DVD activation response currently], use 3.0 nightly builds for workaround. However there is a [https://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&p=541145 cursor missing problem for navigation] if you are using VLC, unfortunately there is no solution for this problem at the moment other than using MPC-HC or other DVD menu compatible media player software.
:*If you are using MPC-HC for DVDs and using virtual image instead of inserting physical disc, make sure mount that virtual image to your file system before using it, otherwise menu navigate support will usually doesn't work properly. You can use [https://www.mediafire.com/file/6l88tjbf1texddc/media_player_-_Edit_paths_and_media_player_location_first_before_using_it.bat/file this simple batch script] for handling all of this automatically but make sure edit batch script for path and media player software location first. Keep in mind that you do NOT need to mount your virtual image; you can directly play with menu support '''if you are using VLC'''.
:*Always take a look at default settings for media players. For example::*VLC always skips intro section with default settings; make for preventing this go to Tools -> Preferences -> Show settings: ALL and then Input codecs -> Access modules -> DVD with menus : Untick the option "Start directly in menu".::*Make sure edit your hotkeys for menu navigation before using it however most of the time you can use your mouse cursor to navigate so you don't need to do this. For MPC-HC; go to Options>Player>Keys>change each one of "DVD ... ..." command hotkey. Also it::*It's recommended to turn off "Show media title on video start" from VLC>Preferences>Subtitles / OSD especially if you like to navigating on the DVD menus.
:*If you see glitching and green artifacts during playback of some DVD image files, it might be caused by the copyright decryption process. VLC media player is generally more successful at handling DVD [[copy protection]] measures compared to other media players.
