Am trying to build a custom open command for mpv video player.
I have figured out most things thanks to this thread, am wondering if this is possible with custom commands.
I would like to as well passing the full file path to a command line tool, also pass a everything property to the belonging to the same file.
For example in my everything I have two video files that have a custom property called (achieved via ini);
I would like to define a custom command that when run will open the selected file in a MPV video player, as if I manually typed in PowerShell/cmd; is a flag belonging to MPV, I would like to pass it the files property. I tried the following everything "command" valu, it worked but the timestamp here is hardcoded;How can I dynamically pass the files property to ?
interestingly enough, I tried a snippet that void shared as a solution with someone above, and it worked, I MPV received a jpg file, so can recieve any everything property too?
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I have figured out most things thanks to this thread, am wondering if this is possible with custom commands.
I would like to as well passing the full file path to a command line tool, also pass a everything property to the belonging to the same file.
For example in my everything I have two video files that have a custom property called
timestampcustom_property0I would like to define a custom command that when run will open the selected file in a MPV video player, as if I manually typed in PowerShell/cmd;
Code:
mpv "c:\videoA.mp4" --start=00:03:40--start=timestampCode:
$exec("mpv" --start=00:03:40 "%1")timestamp$exec()interestingly enough, I tried a snippet that void shared as a solution with someone above, and it worked, I MPV received a jpg file, so can
$exec()Code:
$exec("mpv" \"<remove-extension:%1>.jpg\")am on
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