It is a little application (NOT a plugin for the GSPlayer!) which runs in the background. The application uses the Windows Media Player plugin for parsing the AVRCP signals.

On startup you do not see anything from the application! When you start it a second time, you see a menu at the bottom (OK and SETTINGS) where you can configure various things like the path to the GSPlayer and timings for double and triple clicks. Don't click the OK button, because the application will exit after that! Just leave it running in the background. The menu disappears after clicking somewhere else.

When you have configured the GSPlayer path, the plugin is ready to work.

Headset Button functions:
- Play / click: if GSPlayer is not running, it will startup, if it is running you can switch between play and pause.
- Play / double click: turns the screen off.
- Play / triple click: opens the "File Open" Dialog.
- Play / long click: exits the GSPlayer, you can start it again with another click!

- Forward / click: jumps forward one track.
- Forward / double click: fast forward.

- Backward / click: jumps back one track.
- Backward / double click: fast rewind.

The best thing is to start the application in autostart, it is only 50kb of size and uses about 50-100kb of main memory! Then you are able to start the GSPlayer when you connect your headset.

The application was tested with the Motorola HT810 Headset under WM6, but it SHOULD work under WM5 and with any other Headset which is supported by the Windows Media Player.