DOS Multimedia player mpxplay command line arguments

Mpxplay. EXE [Options] List of file names or files to play/convert





Playlist:


-@ playlist:http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/17223.html "> Playlist files (such as M3u,mxu)


-@d PLAYLIST: Point singing mode (put the list of files to play on the left, that is, put the song into the queue)


-@s PLAYLIST. Playlists: Save the edited playlist to the list file (default is mpxplay.m3u)


-@sw PLAYLIST. Playlists: Save playlist as EXTM3U format (as in Winamp format)


-@sx PLAYLIST. MXU: Save playlist as extended format (playlist with file information)


DS drives: Detects multiple drives (such as: DS CDE-> detection c:d: E: Drives) (ds CDE *.wav-> only find wav files)


-DD uses point singing mode (loading files to the left) (when used in the detection Drive (DS) and directory browser)





-prn Random Play


-prn2 The start of a random playlist


-pre Replay/Repeat playlist


-pre1 only Replay/repeat a song (back to the beginning of the file)





pss Num: Start playing (from NUM first song)


-pst Time: Starts playing (from the playback times) (the period can be HH:MM:SS or MM:SS or SSS format (for example: 3:17 or 197)


-psf Num: Start playing (from play position num)


-psp NUM: Start playing from the num-16% position of the song (16% is the beginning of the song)


-PSC num: Exit
when playing to the location of the song

-PTC Time: Duration of playback (in one song) (Times can be HH:MM:SS or MM:SS or SSS format)


-pfc num: Play only num playback locations


-pef num: Exits (cannot be used with-PSP option when playing to the location of the song)


-phs hi-lite Scan: Each song plays only 10 Seconds (1m00s-1m10s) (configurable by the-PSF,-PST,-PFC,-PTC option)


-PAP Enable automatic pauses (that is, automatic pauses before each song)





Display:


-f0 no screen output


-FF displays only the current playback position and the actual file name


FL Displays only one row of output


-v Verbose mode (including media information, ID3 label information, when specifying-F0,-FF,-FL options)


-fe Full Screen playlist editor (no spectral simulators and browsers)


-fs A single line-number pattern (that is, do not change the screen to 50-line mode at run time) (25->50)


-db Disables the directory browser (left) in the playlist editor (if used, the program will exit at the last song)


-DB2 has a directory browser on both sides (that is, left and right sides)


-ebs Num: Size of editor and directory Browser box (1-64) (default value: 64)





input buffer (default 128 (4*32) bytes of pre-buffering, no interrupt decoding):


-bn No input buffer (not recommended)


bp input file pre-buffer (decoder runs in interrupt signal)


-BL Enter all buffers (load the entire song into memory (Max 13M) before playing)


-bni disables interrupt decoding (for-BL options)


-BN8 disables the use of all int08 functions (interrupt decoding, DMA monitor)


-BBN buffer block (for BP option) (1 block = 32,000 bytes) (Use: 8-64 (mp3-wav)) (default: 4;-bp:32)





sound card and output:


-scs Card Manual selection of sound cards (S16,ess,wss,gus,sbp,mid,nul)


-SCT Card Sound test (automatically tests and displays all possible/detected sound cards if no card parameter is specified)


-SCM manually set Midas and save it in Mpxmidas.ini file (Midas canceled because it cannot work)


-SCV num Sets the sound card volume (Primary and PCM volume simultaneously) (1-100 (%)) (some sound cards in Win9x use 100% (for example, SB Live/audigy sound card)


-sctr num Sets the treble volume (1-100 (%)) of the sound card (for Old SB16 (OPL) and AWE32/64 sound cards only, 50 means no change)


-scbs num Sets the bass volume (1-100 (%)) of the sound card (for Old SB16 (OPL) and AWE32/64 sound cards only, 50 means no change)


-DDMA Dual DMA (32k->64k) (sound card buffering)


-O writes PCM data to a WAV file (not played through the sound card)


-of num Sets the output frequency (uses a constant sound card conversion frequency when outputting to a WAV file)


-oc num Sets the output channel (for output only to WAV files) (Channel 1 or 2)


-ob num Set input bit (only for output to WAV file) (if input (WAV file) and output (WAV file) is greater than 16 bits (such as 24, 32 bits), it is recommended to use the-HQ option)


-T test mode (that is, do not really output sound, but do various other operations)





sound adjustment and output modification:


-SV volnum Software Way Volume setting (Extended) (0-700) (default: 100 (%))


-sva [Volnum] automatically adjusts the volume [using initial volume values]


-SR surnum Surround/Stereo amplifier (default: 100 (%) = no surround sound, 10 = single sound, 150 = broad stereo)


SP speed playback speed (frequency) control (60-200) (Default value: 100 (%))


SL Limit Voice limit (play limit) (0-200) (default: 20)





CL only decodes the left channel (1.9x/1.4x times faster when decoding Mp3/ogg files)


cm Downmix channel (stereo to monophonic) (1.7x times faster when decoding MP3 files)


-HQ HQ (floating) mixer + virtual loudly when playing MP2 file





CF at the end of the file automatic smoothing conversion


-CFP [num] Smooth conversion point (default is 120) (starting from the playback position num start the smooth conversion, relative to the beginning of the fade)


-CFO [num] fade Length (default 250)


-CFI [num] fade in length (default 200)


-CFL [num] Smooth transition limit (defaults to 0) (Start a smooth transition (not using a smooth conversion point) when the volume is less than Num


-cft [num] Smooth conversion type (default 1) (0 bits: Fade out, 1 bits: Fade in) (-CFT 3: Fade in + fade Out)


(Smooth conversion only:-CFO 150-CFP 0-CFI 150, Fade & Fade only:-CFO 150-CFP 150-CFI 100)





ID3 Information and file information:


-inl does not preload file information (including file headers, ID3 tags) (loaded at the start of the file)


-IPL Load information while playing


-idl only loads the displayed file information (that is, the file displayed in the playlist editor)


-in does not load ID3 tag information for the file (that is, only the header information is loaded) (although the Summoner option works)





-8 Convert the characters in the label (author, title, etc.) (you can configure its win character DOS character setting in Mpxplay.ini)


-8u Enable tags (mp3,mpc,ogg can also, but Ogg standard better) UTF-8 text decoding


-8CP cpname:utf-8 decoded target code page (CPName can be: iso-8859-1 (standard ASCII) and iso-8859-2 (default))


-8UV Verify (use only) the win character in the decoding of UTF-8 (ASCII more than 128 code)





ID3 list:


Summoner [information file] loads a local ID3 information list file (for the current folder item, reloaded each time the folder changes)


-ig [information file] loads global ID3 Information list file (for items in playlist) (established: Mpxplay-@ playlist.m3u-is d:listfile.txt-ist 448)


-is [information file] to save ID3 information to the list file


-IW [information file] writes the ID3 tag to the media file (MP2,MP3,MPC) (loaded from the information file) (the default information file name is:!). FILES)


-io NUM Sort playlist (0 means by title, 1 means by the author, 2 by the album, 3 for the year, 4 for the note, 5 for the song Style/category, 6 for the track number, 7 for the time, 8 for the file size, 9 for the file name, 10 indicates that the folder items are sorted by file name only by the full path and file name, and 11


-ist num Specifies the type of ID3 save list (the type changes with the NUM bit) (default: 63)


No. 0 (+1): Listing folder names


1th (+2): Listing filename


2nd (+4): List author-title Way (not fixed/fixed position)


3rd (+8): Time to List files


4th Bit (+16): List bit rate (Kilobytes/sec)


5th (+32): List file size (MB)


6th (+64): Lists the full path of the file





Other:


-X prgname: Sets the name of the program (such as-X Nc.exe) that is used when the shell is to Dos


xs: automatic Shell to Dos
after starting Mpxplay

-XR:TSR mode (for CDW audio files only) (for example, ' Mpxplay.exe-bl-xr-xs-pre1 Song.mp3 ' will play continuously in the background)


-xas: Enable the soft shutdown feature of the ATX/APM power supply (when exiting)





Keyboard control (partial key is case-sensitive (that is, only lowercase!)


(Recommended: Set the keyboard rate in BIOS to 30 characters/sec):





ESC-Exit


F10-Exit


Ctrl-Exit


Gray-'-'-backwards a song from the playlist


Gray-' + '-move from playlist to song


White-'-'-like a CD player backwards (that is, if the playback position is greater than 38, retreat to the beginning of the song, or back to the previous song)


Gray-'/'-back a folder in the playlist (one album)


Gray-' * '-Advance a folder (one album) in the playlist


->-(right-header) forward 50 playback locations (available through seekframes in Mpxplay.ini, 50 playback positions typically 1.3 seconds)


<--(left key) back 50 playback positions (available via seekframes in Mpxplay.ini, 50 playback positions typically 1.3 seconds)


Ctrl-->-4 times-speed fast-forward (200 playback locations)


Ctrl-<--4 times-fold fast-rewind


backspace-jumps to the beginning of the song (that is, to play position 0)


A-Enable/disable spectral simulators


C-Enable/disable smoothing conversion


D-Start/stop high brightness detection


Ctrl ' D '-Shell to Dos


E-Show/hide filename in editor


F-Start/disable (cross) fade/fade


H-HQ Mode (MP2 decoder, HQ mixer)


J-Toggles between point singing mode and normal mode (will reload playlist!)


M-Mute (1/8 volume)


N-Start/disable random playback


o-Open/Close the disc door (main CD drive)


P-start/Pause play


Ctrl ' P '-enable/disable automatic pause


R-Enable/disable Replay/Repeat (selected song or full playlist replay)


ctlr-' R '-refreshes the directory browser or reloads/detects files and folders (for example, after changing the disc)


S-Stops playing (and jumps to the beginning of the playlist)


Ctrl ' S '-Pause before the next song starts playing


T-time pattern (that is, show used time, remaining time, total time spent, total remaining time)


V-Start/Disable automatic volume adjustment


Ctrl-Resets all volume mixer values to intermediate values or 0 (including master volume, surround sound, speed, balance, treble, bass)


X-Switched channel (inverted stereo)





. -Increase volume (gray home key can also)


,-Reduce the volume (gray End key can also)


'-Add surround sound (stereo amplifier)


; -Reduce surround sound (to monophonic)


]-Speed playback


[-Slow playback speed


<-left balance


>-Left Balance


"-Increase bass (Hardware tuning on SB (OPL chip) and AWE32/64 sound card)


:-Reduce bass (hardware tuning on SB (OPL chip) and AWE32/64 sound card)


}-increases treble (hardware tuning on SB (OPL chip) and AWE32/64 sound card)


{-Reduces treble (hardware tuning on SB (OPL chip) and AWE32/64 sound card)


alt-', '-increase the volume of hardware on your sound card (not all sound cards, such as Gus, and not displayed on the screen)


alt-'. '-reduces the volume of hardware on your sound card (all sound cards, such as Gus, and not displayed on the screen) are not supported





alt-f9-25/50 row Screen mode switching


Ctrl-f9-Full-screen Playlist editor mode (disable spectral simulators and browsers)


shift-f9-equivalent to ALT-F9 + ctrl-f9





number-Enter the entry numbers for the playlist (1-9999) (that is, jump to nth song)








default unmapped keyboard features (configurable in Mpxplay.ini files):





Keyprewind-1% (or 4 times times the minimum) for the back song


Keypforward-1% (or Minimum 4 times times the speed) of the forward song


Keycrewind-Continuous rewind (stops when you press this key again)


Keycforward-Continuous advance (stops when you press this key again)


Keyshutdownexit-Exits and makes a soft shutdown on the ATX power supply


keyeditcpysngehl-Copy the song (item) and move/switch it to the high brightness position of the editor and skip the editor's highlight bar


keyeditdelfile-Deletes a file from a disk or playlist








Play List Editor key:


TAB: Cursor switching on both sides of the playlist editor


Up & Down key: Move the cursor over/down a song in the playlist


Pageup,pagedown: Move the cursor to the top/bottom of the playlist (1 pages = 30 songs in the default screen)


alt-Gray PgDn: Moves the cursor above/below the playlist by moving one album (depending on the folder in which the file in the playlist is located)


home,end: Move the cursor to the top/bottom of the playlist


CTRL-PGUP/PGDN: Moving to a parent/subfolder or list


Ctrl ' \: Jump to the root folder or list (Directory Browser/sub-list structure)


Ctrl-Gray '/', ' * ': Jump to the top/next playlist (when using a sub-list)





Enter: Play selected songs or tune into playlists or change folders


ctrl-enter: Select/Reverse the next song





ctrl-f1: Sort playlists in the actual editing area by file name


ctrl-f2: Sort the playlist in the actual edit area (by author)


CTRL-F3: Sort the playlist in the actual edit area (by title)


ctrl-f4: Sort playlists in the actual edit area (by play time)





F2: Save Playlist (to mpxplay.m3u file)


F5 or Ins: Add/Copy a song/Play list/subfolder to the other side


F8 or Del: Remove a song from the playlist


ctrl-f5 or ctrl-ins: Copy all items from the playlist to the other side


Ctrl-del: Clear playlist (usually on the right)


Ctrl-up/down: Move a song above/below the playlist (by dragging and moving)





Alt-left/right: Modify the size of the playlist editor (horizontal orientation)


Alt-up/down: Resize the playlist editor/song browser (vertical)





in Editor:


alt-' A '-' Z ': initial lookup (you must only use the ALT key for the first character)


Backspace: Backspace


Up/down: Back/forward in playlist


esc/enter: Exit Lookup


': ' key: Author: title (find) Separator


(if there are more songs for this author, use ': ' character to continue to find its title)





mouse button:


left mouse button:


when in Full-screen mode:


-click the position line () to move the song (set a new location)


-click the browser to jump to (select and start playing) a new song


-click the playlist to highlight the editor (and change the edit area)


-Double-click in the playlist to start playing the selected file


in non-full-screen mode (-F0,-FF,-FL):


-Short Press (click): Pause Playback


-Long Press (press after wait a moment and then put down): Mute





The middle mouse button: Rewind a song from the playlist/rewind (corresponding: click/time)


right mouse button: forward a song from the playlist/fast-forward (correspond separately: click/Press for a period of time)