Start from command line
 

Hi

When running on the command line, bsplayer only plays the first file.
Whats the point with that?
Any sensible media player would play all the files on the command line...

Bro

Moved to bugs report sections, but left a copy in the features request (if it's a bug it will be fixed, if it isn't intended to work like this now, it will be implemented) :)

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 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
:wink:

Meanwhile did some very quick testing.
Seems that there is something wrong with the possibility to save (not using notepad-method, but from within BS.Player's "old-style" playlist) correct playlist-files in txt format (seems OK in "internal" format), though loading txt format playlist-files seems to be OK.
Have to run now (late already).
:wink:
(PS: The error when just opening old-style playlist already previously reported!)

In the installation folder you will find more executables (for compatibility with older ini files) such as: bplay.exe, bsplay.exe and bsplayer.exe Doesn't matter wich one you use to launch, the result it's the same.

Hi

I'm aware of the play-list feature, but that doesn't do it.
I need to execute media players with file names as arguments (in Java), and creating a play-list for every movie is hopeless.

It works fine in vlc, and should work on every media player in my opinion.

Hi,

I know this post is quite old, but I have similar issues with v 2.34 under XP Pro SP3.

This is my command line:

prompt>bsplayer.exe "my-video.avi" -fs

what happens next is that player starts playing the file, but not in fullscreen. In fact, I can't get any parameter to work; It just plays, no matter what I specify after hte video filename.

BTW, only "bsplayer" work. I tried botth "bplay" and "bsplay" and nothing happens.

What am I doing wrong?

Regards,

©bROTHER

Hi, I just tried to start BSplayer by commandline and with hide and fs parameters it worked without problems..
Operating system (mine is WinXP)?
Have you tried to pass the entire BSplayer path to the command line prompt?
Ex.: prompt>C:\Programs\Webteh\BSplayer\bsplayer.exe "MOVIE_PATH\movie_name.MovieExtension" -fs

Anyway I can confirm that both bsplay.exe and bplay.exe are borken :evil:

Hi,

Mine's XP Pro SP3.

I just copied the video file to the BSPlayer folder and opened there the command prompt, so its the same thing.

But ... trying today again I noted a blink when using the -fs and after some tries I found out that the setting "remenber zoom" was preventing me from having the -fs effect. I guess the same happens with the remaining paramenters.

So, it was just a question about overriding parameters (something that BSP should take care of, as I have more trheads opened with related items), but I wouldn`t found out if you shouldn't noted me that it was working for you, so..

Thank you!!

Regards,

bROTHER

BS.Player playback of multiple media files
 

prompt>bsplayer.exe "my-video.avi" -fs

what happens next is that player starts playing the file, but not in fullscreen. In fact, I can't get any parameter to work; It just plays, no matter what I specify after hte video filename.

BTW, only "bsplayer" work

We have tested this and both with and without.exe works ok.

To play multiple files create a playlist in .m3u or .bsl format and run it with BS.Player like shown by BSPeter above.

Hi,

You misundertood me.

What I was trying to tell is that only "bsplayer.exe" works, but not "bsplay.exe" or "bplay.exe" as confirmed by tizio. Maybe these are for an unknown task I'm not aware of, I dunno.

I do not want to use the playlist feature, but just get bsplayer working throught parameters passing (as a external player on MediaPortal), and I think that parameters should override program settings for that instance externally called, as many other sw does. This is a general behaviour I find very often in BSP and is really annoying.

Regards,

©bROTHER

FYI: bplay.exe and bsplay.exe are available for compatibility with programs made for BSplayer v0.xx
Once BSplayer v1 had been released the main exe has been changed to bsplayer.exe, and Boris added the bplay.exe and bsplay.exe to make BSplayer old users happy.
I doubt that ATM someone still uses applications meant to qork with old BSP versions that require to start BSplayer v2.xx through commandline. Maybe with BSplayer v3 this compatibility support will be removed, but this is a thing that only Boris or other BSP devs can tell :roll:

Anyway in my opinion brother is right, the command line parameters should override BSplayer settings

and how to add another media file, and / or youtube video url to the player list by command line, while bsplayer is working with other video ?

i have tried

bsplayer.exe -ADD "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIDKPuQjd0Q"

it didnt work, it is no added to the player list.

thx in advance

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