The command syntax you can use to set up custom play and pause actions treats any string containing a colon (:) as a special command. Colons are really common in Windows commands the user might want to execute.
Workaround
I want to use xmpcontrol to play and pause. Instead of "C:\Program Files (x86)\xmplay\xmpcontrol.exe" /PlayPause I use "\Program Files (x86)\xmplay\xmpcontrol.exe" /PlayPause
The command syntax you can use to set up custom play and pause actions treats any string containing a colon (:) as a special command. Colons are really common in Windows commands the user might want to execute.
Workaround
I want to use xmpcontrol to play and pause. Instead of
"C:\Program Files (x86)\xmplay\xmpcontrol.exe" /PlayPauseI use"\Program Files (x86)\xmplay\xmpcontrol.exe" /PlayPause