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 Add to queue
I want to add files directly to the BS.Player queue directly from Windows context menu when I right-mouse click on a media file. I know I have to change the settings of the media file types in Windows, but I do not know exactly what is the BS.Player specific command I need to "add to queue".  When installing the BS.Player came from and all set right, but later, when I have installed other programs, it has been misconfigured, and I need to reconfigure it manually.  Example: The command line to Play files is: c:\program files\webteh\bsplayer\bsplayer.exe %1 What attribute I put in the command line to "add to queue"?.  |
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