I doubt that you can use command line options in playlists.
As far as I know, bsplayer v0.xx support only the very simple format you describe in testing.bsl (= file names only)
bsplayer v1.0 supports this format plus an internal format able to remember some more infos (type, preferred aspect, full screen); this format is not editable with notepad or such, these playlists must be created with bsplayer
if you want to use your command line with only one file, I'd suggest you use a shortcut or a batch file
for instance create a new shorcut with target
Code:
bsplay "c:\anime\GundamSeed.avi" -fs -stime=120
or a batch file (.bat or .cmd file) which contains:
Code:
bsplay "c:\anime\GundamSeed.avi" -fs -stime=120
if you want that for several videos, maybe a batch file with something like:
Code:
bsplay "c:\anime\RurouniKenshin-01.avi" -fs -stime=120
bsplay "c:\anime\RurouniKenshin-02.avi" -fs -stime=120
(assuming you allow only one bsplayer instance; otherwise add the -eend switch)
I can't think of any other way to do that for every video :-/