
Command line switches for the three supported players. Use with care as not 
all options would be appropriate to use in conjunction with videoMan. Videoman
will provide you with a set of tested options when you choose a player
under 'Edit' -> 'Options' -> 'Player'.


Media Player Classic
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"pathname"	The main file or directory to be loaded. (wildcards allowed)
/dub "dubname"	Load an additional audio file.
/sub "subname"	Load an additional subtitle file.
/filter "filtername"	Load DirectShow filters from a dynamic link library. 
			(wildcards allowed)
/dvd		Run in dvd mode, \"pathname\" means the dvd folder (optional).
/cd		Load all the tracks of an audio cd or (s)vcd, \"pathname\" means 
			the drive path (optional).
/open		Open the file, don't automatically start playing.
/play		Start playing the file as soon the player is launched.
/close		Close the player after playback (only works when used with /play).
/shutdown	Shutdown the operating system after playback
/fullscreen	Start in full-screen mode.
/minimized	Start in minimized mode.
/new		Use a new instance of the player.
/add		Add \"pathname\" to playlist, can be combined with /open and /play.
/regvid		Register video formats
/regaud		Register audio formats
/unregvid	Unregister video formats
/unregaud	Unregister audio formats
/start ms	Start playing at \"ms\" (= milliseconds)
/help /h /?	Show help about command line switches. (this message box)

		
BSPlayer 
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-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


Zoom Player 
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/Z	 -	Start in Zoom mode (/Z:2 will zoom on the second monitor)
/F	 -	Start in Fullscreen mode (/F:2 will fullscreen on the second monitor)
/M	 -	Start Minimized
/MAX	 -	Start Maximized
/Q	 -	Quit after playback completes (entire play list)
/LOCKFS	 -	Lock Zoom Player in Fullscreen mode (prevent exit to window mode)
/DVD	 -	Force-Start in DVD Mode
/MEDIA	 -	Force-Start in Media Mode
/PLAY	 -	Auto-Play (if there is files in a previous Play List or a disc in DVD Mode
/CDPLAY	 -	Scan all drives for CD-Audio content and play
/AUDBAR	 -	Start Zoom Player in Audio Mode (Audio Bar)
/FILENAV	 -	Start Zoom Player within the File Navigator
/PLAYNAV	 -	Start Zoom Player within the Play List Navigator
/MEDIANAV	 -	Start Zoom Player within the Media Library Navigator ("/MEDIANAV:Audio" will start in the "Audio" category)
/MOUSEOFF	 -	Hide the Mouse Cursor on start
/BLANK	 -	Start Zoom Player within Video Blanking enabled

/AR:[n]	 -	Set specific aspect ratio at run time.
Example: "zplayer.exe /AR:0 myvideo.avi"

Value ([n]) can currently be 0-6, where 0 is the first Aspect Ratio setting 
		fit to window) and 6 is the last Aspect Ration setting (Custom).

/PR:[n]	 -	Set specific video preset at run time.
Example: "zplayer.exe /PR:3 myvideo.avi"

Value ([n]) can range from 0-9 and will set the preset accordingly.

/CD:[drive letter]	 -	Set the active CD/DVD drive.
Example: "zplayer.exe /CD:F"

/EJECT:[drive letter]	 -	Ejects the specified CD/DVD drive.
Example: "zplayer.exe /EJECT:F"

/RAND:[0/1]	 -	Disables/Enables Random Play (Shuffle Play). A Value of 0 disables Random Play while a value of 1 enables it.
Example: "zplayer.exe /RAND:0"

/VOL:[n]	 -	Sett the Zoom Player volume level on start-up. Value can be 0-100.
Example: "zplayer.exe /VOL:75"

/SPEAKER:[n]	 -	This parameter allows you to set the Windows Speaker setting temporarily (until Zoom Player exits), possible values are:
/SPEAKER:0 - Direct Out
/SPEAKER:1 - Headphone
/SPEAKER:2 - Mono
/SPEAKER:3 - Quad
/SPEAKER:4 - Stereo
/SPEAKER:5 - Surround
/SPEAKER:6 - 5.1
/SPEAKER:7 - 7.1

/AUDIO:[n]	 -	Play a media file with a specified Audio Track enabled. "n" is a number from 0 onwards (0 being the first audio track).
Example: "zplayer.exe /AUDIO:2"

/SUB:[n]	 -	Play a media file with a specified Subtitle Track enabled. "n" is a number from 0 onwards (0 being the first subtitle track).
Example: "zplayer.exe /SUB:1"

/SEEK:[hh]:[mm]:[ss]	 -	Play a media file in a specified position, where HH = Hours, MM = Minutes and SS = Seconds
Example: "zplayer.exe /SEEK:01:15:32"

/SORT:[n]	 -	Using the "/SORT:[n]" parameter you can have Zoom Player automatically sort the play list prior to playing. "[n]" is a numerical figure specifying the type of source. Here is a list of the possible values:

    * /SORT:0 - Sort by File Name
    * /SORT:1 - Sort by File Type (Extension)
    * /SORT:2 - Sort by File Date
    * /SORT:3 - Sort by File Size
    * /SORT:4 - Sort by Directory Path and File Name
    * /SORT:5 - Sort by Duration (Length) of Media
    * /SORT:6 - Sort Randomly 

Example: "zplayer.exe /SORT:2"

"/ADD:[path]"	 -	Add entire path/file to the play list.
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" "/add:e:\my video files\"

Notice the "", if this parameter isn't encased, spaces in the given path would be considered a different parameter.

"/QUEUE:[path]"	 -	Queue path/file into the play list (when Zoom Player is already open).
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" "/queue:e:\my video files\"

Notice the "", if this parameter isn't encased, spaces in the given path would be considered a different parameter.

"/OPENDRIVE:[drive,drive,drive]"	 -	Open an entire drive for playback (VCD/SVCD/DVD aware).
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" /opendrive:e

You can also use this parameter to open multiple drives:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" /opendrive:e,f,g
"/TRAILER:[filepath]"	 -	Specify an alternate Trailer definition file.
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" "/trailer:e:\my trailers\dts.trailers"

Notice the "", if this parameter isn't encased, spaces in the given path would be considered a different parameter.

"/KEY:[filepath]"	 -	Specify a Media Mode keyboard file.
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" "/key:c:\program files\zoom player\mykeymedia.key"

Notice the "", if this parameter isn't encased, spaces in the given path would be considered a different parameter.

"/KEYDVD:[filepath]"	 -	Specify a DVD Mode keyboard file.
Example:
"c:\program files\zplayer\zplayer.exe" "/key:c:\program files\zoom player\mykeydvd.key"

Notice the "", if this parameter isn't encased, spaces in the given path would be considered a different parameter.

/R:(Width,Height,ColorBits,RefreshRate,Monitor)	 -	Set specific video resolution at run time.
Example: "zplayer.exe /R:(1024,768,16,85) myvideo.avi"
Example: "zplayer.exe /R:(1600,1280,32,75,2) myvideo.avi"

There are no validity checks being done on the values you use in this parameters, so make sure not to enter values that your monitor does not support. Also, make sure not to put any spaces between the entries! As you can see from the samples, the Monitor parameter is optional.

/X:[n]	 -	Force GUI Window X-Position
/Y:[n]	 -	Force GUI Window Y-Position
/W:[n]	 -	Force GUI Window Width
/H:[n]	 -	Force GUI Window Height

/VX:[n]	 -	Set Video Window X-Offset (in zoom mode)
/VY:[n]	 -	Set Video Window Y-Offset (in zoom mode)
/VW:[n]	 -	Set Video Window Width (in zoom mode)
/VH:[n]	 -	Set Video Window Height (in zoom mode)