
I have compiled the MikMod player and included it in the distrubution. 
I don't know much about how this player workes 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.


Thanks to Cyrill Vakhneyev for this tip:

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