Are there command line parameters for the DVDfab media player? I would like to try to have MyMovies launch DVDFab’s Media player. Has anyone done this?
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Any new info on command line parameters?
I can play a Blu-Ray ISO movie from within MediaBrowser by configuring DVDFab's Media Player as the external player and the movie plays fine, but when I stop the movie it stays in Media Player, for which then I need to use a keyboard to exit the program. I'd prefer that Media Player automatically exit the program when the movie is stopped.
Is this even an option?
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Documented Command Line Parameters Needed
If there were some documented command line parameters so that this could be started up from My Movies for DVD I would absolutely buy the v2 upgrade/lifetime license. I purchased the v1 license to encourage this product but as I cannot use it without a Win Media Center / My Movies menu I can't see it being worth any upgrade - since I can't use it. Please take a few minutes to add/document the command line and remote control functions.
Thanks!
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Command Line: <Fabplayer.exe> /fullscreen <media file>
for example:
to open d:\movie\demo.mkv in fullscreen mode, you can use this command line:
C:\Program Files (x86)\DVDFab Media Player 2\Fabplayer.exe /fullscreen "d:\movie\demo.mkv"resigned
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For MyMovies
in the file
C:\ProgramData\My Movies\FileStorage\User Customization\ExternalPlayers.xml
I placed the info below
<ExternalPlayers>
<ExternalPlayer Name="FabPlayer" DisplayName="DvdFab Media Player">
<DVDFileStructure>False</DVDFileStructure>
<BluRayFileStructure>True</BluRayFileStructure>
<HDDVDFileStructure>False</HDDVDFileStructure>
<RecordedTV>false</RecordedTV>
<Files>True</Files>
<ProcessName>FabPlayer.exe</ProcessName>
<Parameters>"[PATH]" /fullscreen"</Parameters>
<ParametersBluRayFileStructure>"[PATH]\index.bdmv" /fullscreen</ParametersBluRayFileStructure>
<Location StartupDelay="2">
<Path>c:\program files (x86)\dvdfab media player 2\FabPlayer.exe</Path> <!-- The Path of the player -->
</Location>
</ExternalPlayer>
</ExternalPlayers> <input type="hidden" />
<ExternalPlayers>
<ExternalPlayer Name="FabPlayer" DisplayName="DvdFab Media Player">
<DVDFileStructure>False</DVDFileStructure>
<BluRayFileStructure>False</BluRayFileStructure>
<HDDVDFileStructure>True</HDDVDFileStructure>
<RecordedTV>False</RecordedTV>
<Files>False</Files>
<ProcessName>FabPlayer.exe</ProcessName>
<Parameters>/fullscreen "[PATH]"</Parameters>
<ParametersHDDVDFileStructure>/fullscreen "[PATH]"</ParametersHDDVDFileStructure>
<Location StartupDelay="1">
<Path>c:\program files (x86)\dvdfab media player 2\FabPlayer.exe</Path> <!-- The Path of the player -->
</Location>
</ExternalPlayer>
</ExternalPlayers> <input type="hidden" />
<ExternalPlayers>
<ExternalPlayer Name="FabPlayer" DisplayName="DvdFab Media Player">
<DVDFileStructure>False</DVDFileStructure>
<BluRayFileStructure>False</BluRayFileStructure>
<HDDVDFileStructure>False</HDDVDFileStructure>
<RecordedTV>False</RecordedTV>
<Files>True</Files>
<ProcessName>FabPlayer.exe</ProcessName>
<Parameters>/fullscreen "[PATH]"</Parameters>
<Location StartupDelay="1">
<Path>c:\program files (x86)\dvdfab media player 2\FabPlayer.exe</Path> <!-- The Path of the player -->
</Location>
</ExternalPlayer>
</ExternalPlayers> <input type="hidden" />
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Media center will play dvds
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