Windows 10: execute APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_*** from cmd?

Discus and support execute APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_*** from cmd? in Windows 10 Ask Insider to solve the problem; so long story short I found this https://www.push2run.com/ that lets me use a google/nest home speaker to control my PC. The app takes direct links to... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Ask Insider' started by /u/nexusx86, May 10, 2020.

  1. /U/NEXUSX86
    /u/nexusx86 Win User

    execute APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_*** from cmd?


    so long story short I found this https://www.push2run.com/ that lets me use a google/nest home speaker to control my PC. The app takes direct links to apps or apps with arguments added on. Through this, there is the ability to reboot the PC, shut it down, change volume, run specific programs, etc. I want to be able to use 'ok google tell my computer to pause' and it execute APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_PLAY_PAUSE which is the same play pause button you would press on a keyboard with media controls for play/pause and APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_NEXT_TRACK for skipping forward a track or previous track.

    moderate internet searching indicates I can do this on a per-app basis like with VLC or Spotify, however, I really would like to do universal commands that work with any media app I'm using. One app where I can throw arguments to do the play/pause, next and previous is really what I'm after.

    Thank you!

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    /u/nexusx86, May 10, 2020
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  2. JAMES ZYZHANG
    James ZYZHANG Win User

    Check Windows CMD execution history

    May I know how can I filter out those cmd execution entries at Windows Event Log? There are many records at Windows Event Log.
     
    James ZYZHANG, May 10, 2020
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  3. DUTCH2
    Dutch2 Win User
    Can not execute/run FCAT-VR in powershell or CMD

    If typing that I did get a message “the server service is not started.”

    So I did enable server in the Windows services and now after typing “net session” recieving the message “There are no entries in the list”
     
    Dutch2, May 10, 2020
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  4. JAMES ZYZHANG
    James ZYZHANG Win User

    execute APPCOMMAND_MEDIA_*** from cmd?

    Check Windows CMD execution history

    Recently, there is black window pop up when I am using my computer. I think it should be a cmd script or batch script trigger by something. However, the black window disappear quickly, so I cannot capture what
    is displayed. I tried to find the execution history at Window Schedule. There is no record for task executed at the time I saw black window.

    May I know if there is any log in windows I can find out when cmd script was executed and where the cmd script is? Thanks.

    I am using Windows 10.
     
    James ZYZHANG, May 10, 2020
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