Yes, it would be a fair bit of work if you wanted to include "bookmarks" and such. It would probably be easier to just convert your files to mp3 before copying them on the device. I've tried listening to the music on the device, and I'd say that the hardware probably isn't good enough to show the difference between high bitrate ogg and mp3 files.
There are Qt libraries available on the devices, so it may be possible to add a player that uses those for the GUI. However, the Qt libraries aren't part of the last distributed SDK package (which predates the latest devices), so cross-compiling those players for the PocketBook devices would be a bit of a pain, as well. Add in the fact that most players are loaded with bells and whistles (networking, equalizers, special effects, scopes and analyzers,...) and thus have many dependencies to other libraries, and the work level goes up even higher.
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