Command Line --volume syntax
Posted: 03 Mar 2011 16:48
Hey guys I've been playing a bit with the command prompt, ultimately making a little program to play music videos silently as my desktop background. It's actually all working, but when I use the --volume command to set the volume to 0, it still plays the vid at 100% volume.
Executing I've tried appending:
--volume=0
--volume="0"
--volume=<0> (wrong, I know)
--volume=[0]
Simple fix I'm sure, but can someone help me with a little syntax error? Also, I'm using a digital output, but vlc may not know any better. Another also, I don't want to use --no-audio because I want to be able to listen to the video if I choose to later, just initially start muted.
Executing
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vlc "F:\My Videos\Music Videos\Music Videos.m3u"--volume=0
--volume="0"
--volume=<0> (wrong, I know)
--volume=[0]
Simple fix I'm sure, but can someone help me with a little syntax error? Also, I'm using a digital output, but vlc may not know any better. Another also, I don't want to use --no-audio because I want to be able to listen to the video if I choose to later, just initially start muted.
