Video opening .bat
Killerman1994
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Killerman1994 -
Killerman1994 -
Hello,
My history teacher asked me to give a presentation, and I've decided to create a little batch program to launch videos. However, I would like the second video to start after the first one is closed, and the third to start after the second, and so on...
Unfortunately, I'm having trouble with this. I would also like to find a command to make the video full screen because the 'full' command only makes the MS-DOS window full screen and not the video.
Killerman1994
My history teacher asked me to give a presentation, and I've decided to create a little batch program to launch videos. However, I would like the second video to start after the first one is closed, and the third to start after the second, and so on...
Unfortunately, I'm having trouble with this. I would also like to find a command to make the video full screen because the 'full' command only makes the MS-DOS window full screen and not the video.
Killerman1994
2 answers
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Good evening
you can always try to play with "ping localhost -n XX >nul" where "xx" is the waiting time in seconds
it would look something like this:
@echo off start video1.avi ping localhost -n30 >nul start video2.avi ...
etc etc
after that, does the ping depend on the length of your videos? -
Hello, maybe with:
Start /wait video1.avi Start /Wait video2.avi
It seems to me that the Wait argument pauses as long as the called program is open. Check it out. ;)
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Hoping to have helped you
Greg