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 Starting BSplayer from the command line IE: I have built a set top box and am currently using a combinaTION OF mYHTPC & Zoomplayer (which can be started from the command line and pass options on) Example: bplay.exe /D: /f /x /d: (play all files on d:\) /f (start in full screen) /x (quit after playing all files or ESC is pressed) Of course there are a whole ton of commands you could pass on such as the pan & scan, colour settings, CPU usage, volume, resolution, basically allthings accesed from the menu & control bar. But to be able to have BSplayer staret up and make a playlist from the files located on a drive at startup and perhaps even a more "TV friendly" interface for browsing files, would make it stand out even more that it already does. Cheers for a great product.
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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
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:oops: Oops Got an error and repeated my reaction (and therefore subsequently erased it) :roll:
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Bugger me... :shock: Almost there (I did overlook that in the abour box ...my bad :oops: ) Wild cards are not working... ie bplay C:\*.* -fs -eend Starts BS play, but thats where it stops... (I didn't explain that too well on my first post).
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