Thanks,your new command line option -library works perfect now.
So I was mistaken because text on page:
https://support.xmplay.com/article.php?id=65"Context menu
Instead of just opening a file by double-clicking it in Explorer, you can also use some more
specific actions in the context menu. Add to XMPlay-list will add the file to the playlist, while
Add to XMPlay-library will add it to the library. To load complete folders via their context
menu in XMPlay, tick Folders. The sub options determines whether XMPlay should look in
subfolders of the added folder as well (note that this option also applies to drag-and-dropped
folders and folders passed via the command line)".
that were only options from XMPlay GUI,not intended to be used as command line options.
Command Line options are on page:
https://support.xmplay.com/article.php?id=83"Flags
-play will force the start of playback.
-tray will minimize XMPlay to tray directly.
-list has to be the first argument, so xmplay -list C:\Windows\Media\ding.wav. The files will now be added to the playlist, irrespective of the Default action you chose on the Integration page of Options and stuff. "
I am afraid that I am mistaken about -list command line option,too:
No problem when XMPlay task is opened to load many songs in Playlist Panel/
Extended Playlist.But when XMPlay is not turned on,I use command line option -list
to Add 3 songs To List,3 x XMPlay program appears but everyone of 3 XMPlay tasks with
only 1 song of them per Playlist.No problem Adding To List only 1 song when software
is not loaded in Taskbar(player appears and 1 song is in playlist).