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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: Zoner on March 08, 2003, 12:39:19 am
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Is there a command-line parameter (or any other method) to make MC9 play a specific playlist on startup? MC9's online help doesn't appear to document any command-line settings.
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Appreciate any info on this, if anyone knows the answer. The reason I need it is because I have an HTPC connected to a projector that it used for both music and movies. MC9 starts automatically when the PC boots, so the idea is that when I want to listen to music, I just turn the PC on and the music plays - no having to turn on the projector, mess with the mouse, etc. This works fine until I watch a movie using MC9, at which point if I forget to start the music playlist again before shutting down MC9, I will get the movie sound playing the next morning!
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Is there a command-line parameter (or any other method) to make MC9 play a specific playlist on startup? MC9's online help doesn't appear to document any command-line settings.
Nope, but the developer's zone does. You're interested in:
mjextman.exe /Play [filename] plays specified file. Filename parameter can point to a specific file or URL as well as to a location in Media Jukebox organization tree. Any item in the tree, except for CD & DVD and Handhelds can be accessed by replacing filename parameter with following command, TREEPATH=location of an item on the tree (e.g. TREEPATH=Playlists\Top Hits). To play items under the CD & DVD and Handhelds item use DEVICE=drive letter (e.g. DEVICE=G:)
See http://www.musicex.com/mediajukebox/DevZone/CommandLine.html for more info.
Good luck!
Brad
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I KISS YOU ;)!
Works perfectly - thanks.