Preferences

Preview

Confirm

Make AutoPlay Media Studio ask you for confirmation (that you're ready to preview your project) before the preview begins.

Minimize

Automatically minimize the AutoPlay Media Studio program window whenever you preview a project.

Ignore warnings

Make AutoPlay Media Studio ignore any warnings messages generated during the preview.

Show debug window

Show the debug window while previewing your project.

Code sign

Code sign the application using the settings on the Code Signing tab of the Project Settings dialog whenever you preview a project.

Publish

CD/DVD/Blu-Ray write speed

The CD/DVD/Blu-Ray write speed you want to use to burn your CD/DVD/Blu-Ray's. You can click the select button to choose a write speed. The default speed is 4X.

Tip: You can also make AutoPlay Media Studio ask you for the CD/DVD write speed you want to use before the burn process begins. To do this you can select the "Ask" option from the write speed list.

Optimize resources before publish

Automatically open the Remove Unused Resources dialog when Publish is selected. This will allow you to remove any unused files from your project's resources before publishing your project.

UPX runtime (not compatible with runtime skins)

Compress the AutoPlay runtime executable during the build process using UPX compression. Generally compressing the file reduces its size by about 50%.

Note: If skins have been applied, the UPX of the runtime will be skipped during the build process.

Files to ignore (use the | character to delimit list):

A '|' delimited list of files that will be ignored by the build process. Any files listed may exist in your project folder but will be ignored by Autoplay when building, exporting, and cleaning resources. Wildcards are accepted.

For example if you wished to ignore text files and Code Jock style files the following could be specified:

*.txt|*.cjstyles

You can also specify specific filenames to ignore:

WinXP.Luna.cjstyles

If you would like to ignore a folder and its contents, you can use:

*\myfolder\*