wmplayer.exe is the default player for Windows. Its full name is Windows Media Player, abbreviated as WMP.
Maybe we often use it, but we don't know that it actually has some parameters.
It goes without saying that wmp followed by a media file. It also supports playlist files, such as.m3u. wpl.
If wmp is followed by multiple media files (separated by spaces), a playlist will be formed on the right.
Both mplayerc.exe and mplayer.exe have many parameters. mplayer.exe can play in full screen with -fs, and mplayerc.exe can use /fullscreen. I wonder if wmp also has corresponding parameters? So I tried several times and found that /fullscreen can be used to achieve full - screen playback. As for whether there are other parameters, I don't know.
In fact, many applications (non - command line) under Windows have parameters, such as IE and notepad.......
[ Last edited by 6622186 on 2007 - 6 - 17 at 05:09 PM ]
Maybe we often use it, but we don't know that it actually has some parameters.
It goes without saying that wmp followed by a media file. It also supports playlist files, such as.m3u. wpl.
If wmp is followed by multiple media files (separated by spaces), a playlist will be formed on the right.
Both mplayerc.exe and mplayer.exe have many parameters. mplayer.exe can play in full screen with -fs, and mplayerc.exe can use /fullscreen. I wonder if wmp also has corresponding parameters? So I tried several times and found that /fullscreen can be used to achieve full - screen playback. As for whether there are other parameters, I don't know.
In fact, many applications (non - command line) under Windows have parameters, such as IE and notepad.......
[ Last edited by 6622186 on 2007 - 6 - 17 at 05:09 PM ]
@set c= 不知则觉多,知则觉少,越知越多,便觉越来越少. --- 知多少.
@for,/l,%%i,in,(1,1,55)do,@call,set/p=%%c:~%%i,1%%<nul&ping/n 1 127.1>nul
@for,/l,%%i,in,(1,1,55)do,@call,set/p=%%c:~%%i,1%%<nul&ping/n 1 127.1>nul
