links:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/oscp/files/binaries/
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=94590

description:
sf bin dir contains precompiled binaries for your convenience.

x86-linux version uses libao or OSS as audio output (you may load compatibility
modules: snd-pcm-oss and snd-mixer-oss). pulseaudio should die in fire.
libao options: https://xiph.org/ao/doc/drivers.html

x86-i586mmx-linux was compiled to support old (pentium-mmx/vortex86 etc) found
in some boxes. playing almost any audio file on a 200mhz machine turning 10W
box into audiocenter? now you can.

for nokia n8x0/n900 please enable extras-devel repo and install oscp package
or grab them directly from:
http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/pool/fremantle/non-free/o/oscp/
http://repository.maemo.org/extras-devel/pool/diablo/non-free/o/oscp/

for midi playback you need gus compatible patchset (freepats for example).
to create gus patchset from .sf2 file you can use unsf utility (included),
then configure it via ~/.oscp.conf or cmd line: -M /path/to/patch/set -m timidity.cfg

to control oscp remotely start it with -L port_to_use and use oscp-remote.py

if you have any questions talk to me (KotCzarny) on channel #osc or #maemo @ irc.freenode.com

--- quick help:
keys are configurable in ~/.oscp.conf (which will be created on first start)
some default bindings:

left:	go to parent dir
right:	enter dir/play file
[ or p:	previous file
] or n:	next file
",":	rewind
".":	ffwd
q:	quit
o:	open (file/dir/url)
";":	make recursive list
l:	ask for pattern and make recursive list ("look for")
s:	shuffle
r:	repeat
v:	enable videos (requires mplayer binary, on n8x0/n900 uses gst)
0-9:	call fav dir/playlist
shift-[0-9]: store current dir as fav

also, run with -h for quick help or click info icon then help icon in remote.
if you have problem with drawn frames try setting them with -l 2. for midi
playback you should have gus patches (for example freepats) installed and
configured (either in ~/.oscp.conf or cmd line: -M /some/path -m timidity.cfg)

you can load http:// or mms:// links by placing them in .m3u list

