options don´t work properly from command line with ini file
 

Hello!!

I have the following problem:

If I attempt to run bsplayer from command line with, for example, this command:

bplay "myMovie.avi" "mySubtitles.srt" -stime=300

it works ok, the movie and subs are loaded and started at five minutes (300 seconds as specified by the -stime parameter)

but if the command use a .ini file, for example:

bplay "myMovie.ini" -stime=300

bsplayer play the movie too, but the parameter -stime is ignored, the movie start at the beginning...

Anyone know the problem??? :(

( I´m sorry but my english is not very good :oops: )

Trasgo

an ini file isn't a movie it's only text file so bsplayer won't be able to start a 300secondes delay on a text file!
you can use delay IN the ini file but not with the command line.

Thanks for your answer, but one thing:

I know .ini file is only a text file, but the bsplayer help specify clearly that is possible to call bsplayer with an .ini file and command line options, for this motive I ask about...

One question: Can you tell me in what section and parameter of .ini files I can obtain this? I have read the help but I don't find it

Thanks!!

Trasgo

I can't tell you right now, I haven't got my computer for the moment, it's being repared :oops:
I'll feed in as soon as I get it back

It seems that new builds of bsplayer have some problems with some parameters in .ini files. Try downgrading to an older release if you want to use that.