Windows 10: video tools in video folder windows 10

In my Windows 10 computer, my video folder has a option on the ribbon to select Video Tools.
When I open a folder full of videos (.wmv and .mp4) the ribbon gives me the option to Play All.
This Play All function worked with WMP 12, but I now have changed my "Open with..." option to always open .wmv and .mp4 files with the new Windows 10 Movies & TV app.
So here's the issue: When I select Play All now, the first video in the folder opens in the Movies & Tv app, but does not go to the next video after the first video finishes, nor is there a button to manually go to the next video.
For me that is a real issue.
Anyone else having this issue? OR has anyone figured out a solution?
Thanks,
Vern

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The Play All option will play with the default app. If a particular filetype is having a different default program association, then it will be skipped.

To avoid it, use the playlist option of a media player, and run the videos from it. VLC can do a video playlist, and WMP can also do it, I think.