Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 315959 contains the following summary:
There are certain switches that you can use with Windows Media Player to assist you in troubleshooting issues. These switches are added in the form of a query string to the end of a requested URL.
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WMThinning
: Enables or disables Windows Media Player to automatically thin
if network conditions dictate.
Values: 0 (Disable) or 1 (Enable) |
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WMBitrate
: Sets the maximum connection speed (BPS) that Windows Media
Player can use.
Values: Positive DWORD value |
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WMContentBitrate
: Explicitly sets the bit
rate of the content to be
received
(BPS).
Values: Positive DWORD value |
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WMReconnect
: Sets the number of times that Windows Media Player will try to
automatically
reconnect to content.
Values: Positive integer |
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WMCache
: Enables or disables Windows Media Player client caching and
progressive streaming.
Values: 0 (Disable) or 1 (Enable) |
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WMFecSpan
: Sets the Forward Error Correction (FEC) span.
Values: Positive DWORD value |
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WMFecPktsPerSpan
: Sets the number of packets in a FEC span.
Values: Positive DWORD value |
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