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question...only for experts how can do to starts movie at time xxxx or framexxx? Is there any command line to do that...? thanks :lol: |
start bsplayer, press F1 near the end of the list are the command line options Quote:
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Hello !! I've try to use -stime=xx in my autorun file but it doesn't work :cry: I've also try with bsi file and there is the same problem....BSPlayer won't to start in xxx seconds....Any Idea ??? |
well I didn't try it in an autorun.ini file or so.. but in a command line for a shortcut (.lnk file) something like Code: F:\tools\bsplayer\bplay.exe "F:\Roswell.avi" -stime=300 In a bsi file, I'm not sure this is possible... at least I don't know such an option and I can't see it in the bsplayer\doc\ini_files.html file |
Well..........thank you for reply, QuietSeb :wink: I'll try with a link as you show. Maybe this will be OK in my autorun :P |
thanks for your answers :o |
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