Using WACommand

"WACommand.exe <option>" where '<option>' is one of these...

/play Start playback
/prev Skip to previous track
/next Skip to next track
/stop Stop playback
/stopfade Stops playback with fadeout
/stopafter Stops playback after current track
/pause Pause playback, or restart if it is already paused.
/playpause Starts playback if it is stopped or paused; Pauses playback if it is playing.
/fwd Fastforward 5 seconds
/rev Rewind 5 seconds
/cd<number> Begin playback of a CD. "/cd" or "/cd1" will use the first CD drive; "/cd2" will use a second; and so on. For the order, and to ensure Winamp recognises the drives, look in Winamp's main menu in the  "Play >" section.
/random Sets the state of shuffle mode. "/random" on its own will toggle the state of the random option. "/random=1" will turn random playback on; "/random=0" will turn it off.
/repeat Sets the state of repeat mode, in exactly the same way as "/random", above.
/volup Increases the volume by 5%
/voldown Decreases the volume by 5%
/vol=<1-100> Sets the volume to the specified number. "/vol=0" silences Winamp; "/vol=100" sets full volume.
/jumpto Opens "Jump to file" window
/quit Closes Winamp.
/start
Starts Winamp (if you don't like starting it directly, for some reason)

So for example, "WACommand.exe /next" will jump to the next track in the playlist, just as if you'd clicked winamp's Next button.

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WACommand © Phil Himsworth www.flippet.org