You did read file "cmdline.txt" in the (sub)folder "doc" of BS.Player's installation folder I suppose. Anyhow, I think you could use BS.Player's feature to run a
playlist for your purposes. This feature has been around since the very early days of BS.Player. I hereunder copy the info of BSPlayer version 0.86
Code:
Command line:
bplay "my file.avi" ["my subtitles.txt"] [options]
or
bplay "my playlist.bsl" [options]
or
bplay "inifile.ini" [options]
File name must always be the first and subtitle file second
argument.
Options are:
-fs Start in full screen
-asx Start with x audio stream
x=1-> 1st audio stream
x=2-> 2nd audio stream
x=n-> n audio stream
x=0-> Semi's Directsound 3D
-stime=x Start movie at x seconds
-nsub Don't show subtitles even if subtitle file exists
-skin=s s=skin name
-lang=l l=language file without extension
-eend Exit when movie is finished
-pan Use Pan-scan
-res=WxHxD Start in specified resolution
W=width, H=height, D=color depth
Ex.: -res=1024x768x16
-ar=x:y Aspect ratio, Ex.: -ar=16:9
Ex.: bplay "my movie.avi" "my subtitles.txt" -fs
bplay "my movie.avi" "my subtitles.txt" -fs -as2
bplay "my movie.avi" "my subtitles.txt" -as3 -lang=English
Subtitles:
Subtitles must be in the same directory as movie
Ex.: The Matrix.avi -> The Matrix.srt (.txt, .sub)
you can load them from the menu or you can supply them in
command line
Supported subtitle formats: MicroDVD, SubRip, Subviewer,
TMPlayer...
Playlist:
Just a simple text file with .bsl extension.
Ex.:
--
c:\movies\The Matrix.avi
c:\movies\somefile.avi
d:\videos\myvideo.mpg
-- Note, that at that time the executable was bplay.exe instead of bsplayer.exe!
So at present the commandline instruction to run a playlist would be (didn't try whether it still works!):
bsplayer.exe "playlist.bsl" [options]
(depending from where you start it "bsplayer" could have to be full path and name of bsplayer.exe; this is also valid for the playlistfile)
In fact also simply "running" the playlist.bsl file should do the trick as well (on the understanding that the file-extension .bsl is properly associated with BSPlayer).
Suppose you know how to create a playlist?
Perhaps also read these posts:
http://www.bsplayer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=6131 http://www.bsplayer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2672 