Yeah, i rememeber it.
Tested -- by editing /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults/apps/osso/osso_media_server/demux_audio/%gconf.xml , /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults/schemas/apps/osso/osso_media_server/demux_audio/%gconf.xml
and (of course) /etc/gconf/schemas/osso_media_server.schemas

files but bad luck again seems like it's easier to craete some script using TCL to play any (sound) files using gstreamer then try to teach mediaplayer to understand new pipelines

(i know about light kilikali , but i miss big buttons there >-) )

BTW, if you're going to edit mentioned files please edit them in pairs -- .../apps/osso/osso_media_server/audio/%gconf.xml + .../schemas/apps/osso/osso_media_server/audio/%gconf.xml otherwise in some cases device will keep constantly rebooting just after every reload. So I reflashed device after such thing and now have two copies of OS installed...

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Is it possible to add directories to the playlist? If it is, I haven't figured it out. Nice player. I run Ubuntu on my desktop, so most of my music is ogg.

If we are talking about kilikali, then yes. You can add songs only by whole directories. On exit the current playlist is saved and it's loaded in the startup. There are also load and save playlist options in the menu.

Small offtopic: can I play MOD, S3M, IT, XM files?Tracker music.Maemo site contains support for these but it fails to install on my n800 complaining in installer log that this will overwrite existing gstreamer library.This library from "bad" gstreamer plugins seems to provide MOD, XM, etc playback(this called libmodplug IIRC).But how can I play these files?And did I mentioned it would be great to play them in Kilikali? .Right now kilikali does nothing when I'm selecting such files...

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Kilikali trunk plays sids. But I don't have a clue if that relates in any way to the tracker formats you asked for..

Continuing with the Ogg support, but slightly off-topic. It would be nice if somehow, the built-in media player somehow supports .asx which contain .asf, which in turn contain wma because of some internet radios. Mplayer can already play asf files.. it sucks too much CPU cycles and sometimes the sound jitters, but well.. it works. However, it's too much work having to get the URL and paste it in mplayer. What I like most in Nokia's media player is the Internet radio applet, otherwise it's a piece of crap. Maybe all we need after all is some software like Kilikali that also supports Internet radio and has a desktop applet just like the one in nokia's player

We actually had a talk about this and decided that home applet would be useless. We did, however, think that a status bar plugin would be more useful.

Well, personally I see the status bar as already too crowded. Maybe offering both options would be great... or maybe I'm asking for too much.

It would be nice if kilikali included shuffle (random) play.