
I have compiled the MikMod player and included it in the distribution. 
I don't know much about how this player work's so I can't tell you much.

The new features of the MikMod2.dll can be used in this player 
via the -d option. As you can see from the examples below there 
are options that can be added to the -d parameter that will send 
configuration parameters to the driver. 

Examples:

	mikmod -d 1,buffer=16,device=2,share=Y
	   - Use the Dart Driver with a 16kb buffer size using
             OS/2 device #2 and allow device sharing!

	mikmod -d 2,buffer=64,device=1,share=N
	   - Use the MMPM2 Driver with a 64 kb buffer size using
	     OS/2 device #1 with no sharing.

Version 3.1.8/3.1.9 - The "Share" option described above has been removed.
maybe one day it will be back again but for now you will have to live
with out it! Sorry!


Thanks to Cyrill Vakhneyev for this tip:

	If you have a HOME environment variable MikMod.exe will use
that directory to search for the MikMod config file.
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