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I was just writing a detailed reply to explain why I think the problem had nothing to do with MP when I noticed something new.
In order for MP to trigger auto-playing Windows must send a WM_DEVICECHANGE message, as per documentation. Normally that message should be logged. I already said that I don't see that message in your log files. What I didn't see was this:
https://github.com/MediaPortal/Medi...Portal.Application/MediaPortal.cs#L1612-L1617
In other words: the message is ignored if you enable the MP option "Keep MediaPortal fullscreen mode (don't rely on windows resolution change)" in MP Config -> General section -> Startup/Resume Settings sub-section.
The log files show that you have enabled that option:
So, that's at least one reason why your auto-play is not working. IMHO it's a really bad idea to ever enable that option. If you decide to enable it then you will lose auto-play.
In order for MP to trigger auto-playing Windows must send a WM_DEVICECHANGE message, as per documentation. Normally that message should be logged. I already said that I don't see that message in your log files. What I didn't see was this:
https://github.com/MediaPortal/Medi...Portal.Application/MediaPortal.cs#L1612-L1617
In other words: the message is ignored if you enable the MP option "Keep MediaPortal fullscreen mode (don't rely on windows resolution change)" in MP Config -> General section -> Startup/Resume Settings sub-section.
The log files show that you have enabled that option:
<entry name="keepstartfullscreen">yes</entry>
So, that's at least one reason why your auto-play is not working. IMHO it's a really bad idea to ever enable that option. If you decide to enable it then you will lose auto-play.