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[DocLotus]

I have a shortcut key ("C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 26\Media Center 26.exe") which loads MC to standard view which starts playing music as I have music set up in MC's startup.

I also need another shortcut key to take me directly to Television, Standard View as I want to switch between music & TV from my Logitech G915 keyboard "G" keys. I see nothing on this in the Wiki or doing a google search or in MC's Remote Control section.

Are there any extension that can be added to "C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 26\Media Center 26.exe" that would allow me to directly access the TV Standard View ?

Are there any undocumented Hotkeys that already do that ?

[RoderickGI]

First, you should be using the MC26.exe executable, which is the Command Launcher for MC.

What you need is covered here: https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/The_Command_Line

Specifically, the command:
MC26.exe /ShowTreePath Television

If MC is running, that will change to the Television section of the Navigation Bar in Standard View. If MC isn't running you can either run the above command twice, or launch a batch file or VBScript to run:

Code: [Select]

MC26.exe
MC26.exe /ShowTreePath Television
The first line will launch MC, the second line will switch to Television. Of course, if you use a batch file you will want to make that run invisibly, which is easier in VBScript. Google can help with that.

I added both the above to my Logitech G15 keyboard G keys and they worked fine, although I didn't bother making the batch file invisible.

Also, as the MC Command Launcher is MC version specific you may want to implement Glynor's MCcl to make such keyboard configuration version agnostic. See:
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,81514.msg627715.html#msg627715
https://glynor.squarespace.com/mccl
https://blog.glynor.com/mcutilities

[DocLotus]

WOW 😁

You are the man.

THANKS... just what I was looking for.

I recall using something like that years ago for another command but could not recall where to look for the commands.

Will let you know how it works out for me after I get it up & running.