"Can't set number of channels: Invalid argument"

Sorry, dont know version of moc since its from a dotpup pkg somebody made and posted on Puppy Linux Forum back in May and he didnt give version. It just required me adding libsndfile if thats any help. Any other lib files it needs are already in Puppy I would guess. Anyway even though Puppy has evolved some since then the pkg installs and runs but gives the above warning when trying to play an mp3 file. Here is a shot of moc window: http://imageigloo.com/images/958mocerror.gif It does find all mp3 files in a directory and arranges them, and errors out on each as it goes through the list it produces trying to play each in turn. Hopefully just some setting I am ignoring or doing wrong.

I would like to get moc working as it has ability to make its own playlist from mp3 files it finds in a particular directory. Why all mp3 software doesnt do this, I have no idea, as its very handy for somebody like me who likes audio books in mp3 format where chapters and part of chapters are all separate mp3 files. Try manually producing a playlist that will only be used once for a book containing dozens of mp3 files.

I have gotten the windows program 1by1 (which also can do this) running via WINE, but would like native linux application if possible.