In Media Player Classic is there a way to make "close after playback" the default?
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1-Create a shortcut of the executable file (if you don't have one already), put it on the desktop and then select properties (right click on the shortcut then select properties at the bottom).
2-Under the tab "shortcut" there is a space in front of the word "target" where the location of the executable file is written (e.g C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayerc.exe). Add quotation mark to the link and write at the end the command /play /close "%L". The link will become "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\mplayerc.exe" /play /close "%L".
3-Save your settings by clicking the "Ok" button, enjoy ;))
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It's possible if you put a command in the .ini file I guess but don't know how...
Very nice. And is there a way to do it if the media player is opened by opening a file (ie double clicking an avi)?