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| − | === | + | === General information === |
| + | Some features of foobar2000 can be accessed through a simple command line interface. | ||
| − | + | Each command line parameter is either parsed as a command (starting with a slash), or as the name of a file/folder that the user wishes to open or add to a playlist (the behaviour depends on other command line switches and setting under "Preferences > [[Foobar2000:Preferences:Shell_Integration|Shell Integration]]"). Arguments containing spaces can be escaped using double quotes, e.g. »<tt>foobar2000.exe "01 First Track.mp3"</tt>« or »<tt>foobar2000.exe "/command:Play or pause"</tt>« or »<tt>foobar2000.exe /command:"Play or pause"</tt>«. | |
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| + | The set of available command line commands can be extended using additional components. | ||
| + | === Basic commands === | ||
| + | This is what »<tt>foobar2000.exe /?</tt>« shows as of version 1.1 – most of the commands are self-explanatory: | ||
| + | Available switches: | ||
| + | /add <list-of-files> - appends the specified files to the current playlist instead of replacing the playlist content and playing them immediately | ||
| + | /immediate - bypasses the "please wait" dialog when adding files | ||
| + | /play, /pause, /playpause, /prev, /next, /rand, /stop - playback controls | ||
| + | /exit - exits foobar2000 | ||
| + | /show, /hide - shows or hides the main foobar2000 window | ||
| + | /config - opens the Preferences dialog | ||
| + | /command:<menu command> - invokes the specified main menu command | ||
| + | /playlist_command:<context menu command> - invokes the specified context menu command on current playlist selection | ||
| + | /playing_command:<context menu command> - invokes the specified context menu command on currently played track | ||
| + | /context_command:<context menu command> <files> - invokes the specified context menu command on the specified files | ||
| − | '' | + | ===== Clarifications ===== |
| + | '''<tt>/add</tt>'''<br> | ||
| + | Changes the default behaviour of "opening" (replace active playlist and start playback) files and directories found on the command line. | ||
| − | ''' | + | '''<tt>/immediate</tt>'''<br> |
| + | foobar2000 always sorts incoming files using the pattern configured under "Preferences > [[Foobar2000:Preferences:Shell_Integration|Shell Integration]]". Because there is a possibility that more files belonging to the same batch will be passed to the program, adding the items really to a playlist is postponed until no new file is received for a short while, because only with the full set of incoming files they can be correctly sorted. Use this option to disable this behaviour for the currently added items. | ||
| − | + | '''<tt>/command:<...></tt>''' and '''<tt>/xxx_command:<...></tt>'''<br> | |
| + | The command names can be derived e.g. from the "Preferences > [[Foobar2000:Preferences:General:Keyboard_Shortcuts|Keyboard Shortcuts]]" dialog: look in the sub-section ''[main]'' for main menu commands (e.g. <tt>/command:Console</tt>) or ''[context]'' for the other types (e.g. <tt>/playing_command:Properties</tt>). Use only the final command name; do not specify the name of the parent menu or any other part of the menu path/group. (Note: this limits the usage of these commands in some cases; look into the [[Foobar2000:Components_0.9/Run_Commands_(foo_runcmd)|foo_runcmd]] component if you need more functionality.) | ||
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| − | + | === Extensions === | |
| + | Known components which provide additional command line functionality: | ||
| + | * [[Foobar2000:Components/Masstagger_(foo_masstag)|Masstagger (foo_masstag)]] – <tt>/tag:xxx</tt> commands for tag modifications. | ||
| + | * [[Foobar2000:Components_0.9/Run_Commands_(foo_runcmd)|Run Commands (foo_runcmd)]] – Family of <tt>/runcmd=...</tt> commands for advanced execution of main/context menu commands. | ||
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Revision as of 10:20, 24 October 2011
General information
Some features of foobar2000 can be accessed through a simple command line interface.
Each command line parameter is either parsed as a command (starting with a slash), or as the name of a file/folder that the user wishes to open or add to a playlist (the behaviour depends on other command line switches and setting under "Preferences > Shell Integration"). Arguments containing spaces can be escaped using double quotes, e.g. »foobar2000.exe "01 First Track.mp3"« or »foobar2000.exe "/command:Play or pause"« or »foobar2000.exe /command:"Play or pause"«.
The set of available command line commands can be extended using additional components.
Basic commands
This is what »foobar2000.exe /?« shows as of version 1.1 – most of the commands are self-explanatory:
Available switches: /add <list-of-files> - appends the specified files to the current playlist instead of replacing the playlist content and playing them immediately /immediate - bypasses the "please wait" dialog when adding files /play, /pause, /playpause, /prev, /next, /rand, /stop - playback controls /exit - exits foobar2000 /show, /hide - shows or hides the main foobar2000 window /config - opens the Preferences dialog /command:<menu command> - invokes the specified main menu command /playlist_command:<context menu command> - invokes the specified context menu command on current playlist selection /playing_command:<context menu command> - invokes the specified context menu command on currently played track /context_command:<context menu command> <files> - invokes the specified context menu command on the specified files
Clarifications
/add
Changes the default behaviour of "opening" (replace active playlist and start playback) files and directories found on the command line.
/immediate
foobar2000 always sorts incoming files using the pattern configured under "Preferences > Shell Integration". Because there is a possibility that more files belonging to the same batch will be passed to the program, adding the items really to a playlist is postponed until no new file is received for a short while, because only with the full set of incoming files they can be correctly sorted. Use this option to disable this behaviour for the currently added items.
/command:<...> and /xxx_command:<...>
The command names can be derived e.g. from the "Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts" dialog: look in the sub-section [main] for main menu commands (e.g. /command:Console) or [context] for the other types (e.g. /playing_command:Properties). Use only the final command name; do not specify the name of the parent menu or any other part of the menu path/group. (Note: this limits the usage of these commands in some cases; look into the foo_runcmd component if you need more functionality.)
Extensions
Known components which provide additional command line functionality:
- Masstagger (foo_masstag) – /tag:xxx commands for tag modifications.
- Run Commands (foo_runcmd) – Family of /runcmd=... commands for advanced execution of main/context menu commands.
