My Wish

[GoldServe]

I searched MSDN and i couldn't find a windows message to advance the track of a playing movie in Windows Media Player, 6.4/7.0. I don't want to fast foward to different tracks, but i want to be able to move a few seconds ahead in the current playing movie. Any ideas?

[GoldServe]

The ctrl-f, b dun seem to work! G-Media player is kool, cept i have a request. Becuase i don't have compiling software, i can't make the following changes. I want a function to do Always on top and the ability to send system commands to increase the volume and decrease the volume like the real media player!

[GoldServe]

Tried that, does nothing. I am using windows media player 6.4 btw. I like the lower resources wmp6.4 uses.

[SteelyMarc]

There's also a keyboard commands for this kind of thing:

ctrl-b : track backwards
ctrl-f : track forwards

ctrl-shift-b: rewind
ctrl-shift-f: fast forward

The rewind and fast forward work like a vcr's buttons.. took me a couple mins to figure that one out :smile:

[SteelyMarc]

That's odd.. here are my settings anyway:

Fast Forward: Control, Shift, "f" (in the sentence box), alternative process checked and my target is just the executable "wmplayer.exe"

for rewind, it's the same thing except Control, Shift, "b" (instead of "f")

Hope this helps

[ombre42]

This is why Ron made the GMediaPlayer, get it on the Girder download page (towards bottom under Misc. or something). The zip includes a .gir file showing how to control it.
Kevin