Features

• stores Artist, Title, Track, and notes on each of your CDs
• provides full support
for freedb 
• Retrievals/Submissions (single or batch)
• Queue request for later when you are on-line
• HTTP protocol
• proxy servers (with authentication)
• RAS support (Dial-up networking)
• user-defined genre/categories
• new release notification
• minimizes to system tray, with easy access to all player functions including track list through a right-click pop-up menu
• allows repeat a track, repeat play list
• Shuffle mode
• Intra-Track Repeat
• Cue function; pauses current track at end
• Active Window Caption; update status information to the active window caption
• Track preview mode
• Alarm/Sleep/Power off functions
• Active System tray hints
• Global Hot Keys
• Support for multi-media keyboards
• click System Tray icon to pause/play; configurable functions and number of clicks of System Tray icon
• Auto Start/Stop on CD insert/removal
• supports single/multiple CD entries per file (CDDB local format)
• indicates track progress with scroll bar and allows for fine position adjustments
• volume control built in (tracks mixer applet changes as well)
• import/export of several file formats including CDplayer.INI file
• tailors your track selection when you create a play list
• same track can be added multiple times
• shuffles playlist for random order
• supports multiple drives
• accommodates mixed mode CDs (CDextra, enhancedCD)

Command line switches

To control which track is played, put d:\Trackxx.cda after -play. Where d is the drive letter and xx is the track number, with 01 being the first track, 02 being the second, etc. If you double click a track from Explorer this is what is passed to the program. Example : -play E:\Track01.cda

For -info and -current, include the file name after the parm switch. Also, file name should end in .txt