IPTV client.

[jampeer]

15 minutes ago, HaraldL said:

What happens if you create a text file like "DVBViewer.cmd" with the command as one long line in it and start it instead of a shortcut?

 

Sorry, I don't quite understand what to do. How to run a text file.

[HaraldL]

You just rename it from xyz.txt to xyz.cmd, then you can double click it like a shortcut and the command(s) in it will run. line by line if more than one. By default windows hides file extensions like .txt, showing the text file only as "xyz". In windows explorer settings you can disable the extension hiding to rename it properly (otherwise named as xyz.cmd.txt it won't run as command but still opened as a text file).

 

See Wikipedia

 

[Griga]

vor 13 Stunden schrieb jampeer:

I do it like this:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\DVBViewer\DVBViewer.exe" -l "https://" -r "playlist1" -l "http://l" -r "playlist2" -l "http://" -r "playlist3" -l  "http://" -r "playlist4" -l

 

You can write the command line to a text file and save it, let's say as DVBViewer.txt. After that, you rename DVBViewer.txt to DVBViewer.cmd (cmd stands for "command"), so that Windows knows that it shall execute the line in the file when you double-click it.

[jampeer]

3 hours ago, HaraldL said:

In windows explorer settings you can disable the extension hiding to rename it properly (otherwise named as xyz.cmd.txt it won't run as command but still opened as a text file).

Thanks.

Everything worked out.