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I do believe there is an undercurrent of n8x0 newmo's here in the subforums...hunting digging through the strata...pull out a mallet and smack it anywhere around you and I bet you would have a genuine game of "whack a [new] mo" ...
natch we invented whack a 'mo ...
it's the competition copying us and turning the game into something for the masses...
But actually...really ...we do have quite a lively herd of new 'mo's here now...
Over the last year alone I don't know the tally of the number of n8x0 newmo's there are...
...I have directed many hither and thither to learn as fast as they could...
It may take them a year or so to get up to speed to appreciate the work that is being done currently....and participate....it's only a matter of time...
There is after all...a great deal of ground for them to cover...
I have a great deal of optimism on their catching up and adding to the conversation...
So I'm not really the only one Kot... we are just lucky and privileged to have this conversation without a bzillion n8x0 users crowding us at the moment

Frankly I think oscp is the "Mr. Gadget" of the maemo audio world ...
...especially with the new bells and whistles you just added!
Excellent job sir.

Not sure if the question regarded n900 as well but I'm using it as default player for both music and podcasts (from gpodder) and the formats provided by libav/libxmp/libgme should be enough for my use.

oscp (0.9.67) stable; urgency=low

* fix: n900: fixed audio glitches on system/high cpu activity
* fix: n900: silent mode doesnt mute oscp anymore

simple fixes to make oscp's audio experience on n900 smoother. also, happy new chinese year!

@proprog: yay, second active oscp user!

note for all future audio developers/porters, fix for audio stutter during high cpu activity/system work:

20:47 #maemo bencoh > KotCzarny: just added cat /usr/share/policy/etc/syspart.conf.d/cmus.
syspart.conf
20:47 #maemo bencoh > [rule /usr/bin/cmus]
20:47 #maemo bencoh > group mediasrc
20:47 #maemo bencoh > KotCzarny: works
20:48 #maemo bencoh > fixes the stuttering / interruption when pressing power key

oscp (0.9.68) stable; urgency=low

* ncurses: slight redesign to fit on 80 columns screen
* ncurses: clickable playlist scrollbar and volume bar
* ncurses: added clock next to cpu usage meter (updates only when something is playing)

although it requires stylus (and probably opened hwkb) to click things in osso-term, it's actually quite nice already. if you want to try it run it as: "oscp.sh" or "oscp -d 0"

Well,

Does it use the DSP, like MAFW-based players? Or is it solely using CPU?
Project seems nice but don't want to waste unneccesary juice by keeping the CPU running when DSP can handle it more efficiently. That's why I never bothered using someplayer.

it's purely cpu based decoding. but it works efficiently, supports more formats (almost everything you throw at it) and last time i did power measurements it wasnt that much different from mafw based system player

oscp (0.9.69) stable; urgency=low

* reworked slave system, no more reforking on type change or audio device close/open clicks on tra
ck change (when changing media types. mostly affecting module players)
* community radio browser (http://www.radio-browser.info/)
* multiple bugfixes

women's day release - greetings to all ladies using N900!

internet radio browser is available through root menu (ie. press / or go to parent dir few times). still a bit rough, but usable already in case you crave some random music reworked slave system is a bit easier on resources and works nicely so far, so please report any bugs you might find.

oscp (0.9.70) stable; urgency=low

* integrated flod library (bd, bp, bp3, dm, dm2, dmu, dum, dw, fc, fc13, fc14, fc3, fc4, fred, hip, hipc, jb, mug, rh, sfx, sfx13, sfx2, sid2, sid1, smod)
* ncurses: redraw volume bar correctly on window resize

not-that-important-update release. still having fun with the slave engine rewrite. also uploading untested package. *yawn*