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I think it should work by using BS.Player's commandline option. To this effect create another shortcut to BS.Player and save it in a folder to your liking, making sure the user's rights/privileges for that folder are OK. (You didn't mention your OS, so I don't know if UAC must also be taken into consideration). The same applies for the playlist you want to auto-start: save it (in playlist window: rightclick and then "Save to file" > Text format" ... etc.). Now edit "Target" of the shortcut previously created (rightclick on it > Properties) and add to the end of the existing line a <space> followed by: "[MyDrive]:\[MyPath2File]\[MyPlaylistFile.bsl]" (Of course instead of the [My....] etc fill in the appropriate data. If you want you can also auto-start in full screen by adding as parameter at the end: <space>-fs You can also add other parameters like -hide or -eend or .... .... as mentioned in the file "cmdline.txt" which is in the folder named "doc" inside BS.Player's installation-folder. Contents of cmdline.txt: Code: Command line parameters ----------------------- -fs Start in fullscreen mode -ar=W:H Aspect ratio, ex.: -ar=16:9 -asx Start with x audio stream x=1-> 1st audio stream x=2-> 2nd audio stream x=n-> n audio stream -pan Pan-scan mode -nsub Disable subtitles -skin=SKIN Start with specified skin, ex.:-skin=Base -res=WxHxDxF Startup resolution (W=width, H=height, D=color depth, F=Frequency), ex.: -res=800x600x32-80 -lang= Specify language, ex:. -lang=English -eend Exit when movie is finished -sdown Shutdown when movie is finished -stime=x Start movie at x seconds -deskmode Start in desktop mode -hide Hide controls Now test it first (without BS.Player already running). If it works, try if using thàt shortcut in the startup folder does the trick (I think it should). If it doesn't work, there may be a typo in the part you edited in the shortcut's target. Maybe attach it to a post on this forum so that we may take a look at it. (Don't forget to also mention your OS please.) Let us know if you succeeded pse! P.S.:
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I'm very glad that I was able to point you in the right direction!
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