feedback from david
does your flv player handel command line switches? can i execute a flv file from a command line on the win xp? this is usefull when creating a cd demo.

it would be nice to have the command line switch for full screen and also
for the playlist to load.
this way several movies can be loaded at startup.

command line:
flvplayer “d:\flv\playlist.fpl” /fullscreen
flvplayer “d:\flv\playlist.fpl” /playlist /fullscreen

the “playlist.fpl” is saved by  Amaze flvplayer menu->playlist->save…

other param:
flvplayer filename.flv
/fullscreen - for full screen
/playlist -show playlist on left
/normal /repeat /randomize - see menu ->playlist

i dont know how you did this
but your a genious!
you now have the ONLY FLV player on the net
(and I searched for many hours to find one)
tha has working line commands with playlist loading capabilities.
this is awsome…
thanks

actually
i used this in a .bat file to trigger it and it works great.

@ECHO OFF
IF [GOTO:]==[%1] GOTO %2 {Subroutine-Handler}
start /min flvplayer.exe playlist1.fpl /playlist /fullscreen
@ECHO OFF
CLS
EXIT

but i just realized i probably dont need it as a bat anymore
i can just fire it from autorun.
sorry
i realized it doesnt work….
 D:\flv\1.flv    to   \flv\1.flv or flv\1.flv

from a cd the playist modification
removal of the drive letter causes no re-action from the player
i have the player
in th same directory
then
then playlist.fpl which has,
\FLV\p1.flv
or
FLV\p1.flv
the player does not recognize the playlist file and does not load it when i
test this in my hard drive.
any ideas?

never mind i got it.
i got confused about the flv directory…
i realized i dont have one
so now it works..

btw:”\flv\1.flv” different from “flv\1.flv”,

if you put “flvplayer.exe” in “e:\player” folder.
then
when it see “flv\1.flv”, it will load “e:\player\flv\1.flv” ( “flv”
subfolder of player-folder).
when it see “\flv\1.flv”, it will load “e:\flv\1.flv” ( “flv”
subfolder of root-folder).

if the player
in th same directory (eg. “e:\flv”)
then playlist.fpl like this:
———————
p1.flv
p2.flv
…
…or
\flv\p1.flv
\flv\p2.flv