| about | Display random gubbins about the plugin |
| play [<tracknumber>] | Starts playback, from the current track or <tracknumber> |
| stop [fade|next] | Stops playback; immediately, with fadeout or after the current track |
| pause | Pause playback |
| next [<tracks>] | Advances 1 or <tracks> forwards in playlist |
| prev [<tracks>] | Rewinds 1 or <tracks> backwards in playlist |
| volume 0-100 | Sets volume; 0 = mute, 100 = full |
| random [0|1|?] | On its own toggles random mode; 0/1 turn it on or off; '?' displays current setting |
| repeat [0|1|?] | On its own toggles repeat mode; 0/1 turn it on or off; '?' displays current setting |
| status | Displays playback status |
| list [<substring>] | Lists all tracks in playlist, or just tracks containing substring; case insensitive. |
| help | Lists Terminal Server commands |
[something] inside square brackets means it is optional; the command will do something if you don't include it. For example, "next" on its own will jump to the next track, where "next 5" will jump forward 5 tracks.
<variable> means this part should be replaced by something of your choosing. For example, the command "list <substring>" could be "list ash" to find all tracks including the word "ash".
A vertical line '|' between two or more arguments means those are the range of choices. For example, "random [0|1|?]" can be "random 0", "random 1" or "random 2".
Questions, comments? Pop a note in the forum.