parameter /stop don't work in WMP

divxdede · 16th April 2002, 21:29

So i try to use /stop in the command line of Windows Media Player 6.4 but it doesn't seems to work (i use with the parameter /play)

What is wrong ?

Thanx in advance !!!

divxdede · 17th April 2002, 09:08

Ok it's /close , not /stop
but i have still a problem if in WMP the end-user use the slide bar for move the movie time, then the /close is disabled !!!
how can i prevent that, i want that this option work all the time.

DidzisK · 18th April 2002, 14:01

You can try a completely different approach to the problem make your own WMP from MS components - just download the DirectX SDK 8.1 from http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx
You can then look at Jukebox example in DX81SDK\DXF\DXSDK\samples\Multimedia\DirectShow\Players\Jukebox.

C code is good commented and it should not be very complicated to add functionality you need. (I am not a C programmer myself but I managed to steal pieces of code for use in my Delphi project).

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divxdede Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 45	parameter /stop don't work in WMP So i try to use /stop in the command line of Windows Media Player 6.4 but it doesn't seems to work (i use with the parameter /play) What is wrong ? Thanx in advance !!!

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17th April 2002, 09:08	#2 \| Link
divxdede Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 45	Ok it's /close , not /stop but i have still a problem if in WMP the end-user use the slide bar for move the movie time, then the /close is disabled !!! how can i prevent that, i want that this option work all the time.

18th April 2002, 14:01	#3 \| Link
DidzisK Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Norway Posts: 4	You can try a completely different approach to the problem make your own WMP from MS components - just download the DirectX SDK 8.1 from http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx You can then look at Jukebox example in DX81SDK\DXF\DXSDK\samples\Multimedia\DirectShow\Players\Jukebox. C code is good commented and it should not be very complicated to add functionality you need. (I am not a C programmer myself but I managed to steal pieces of code for use in my Delphi project).