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Well, it's possible as a Contextual Menu Item. However, starting from Leopard, you can only access those from the "More" sub-menu; they cannot be on the "first level" context menu.

This has also crossed my mind:

There would be a "dummy" app of sorts, that would be available for all the file formats that Cog handles. So it would be in the Open With sub-menu for all these formats, and this app would essentially just pass on the file to Cog but instead enqueues it (add to playlist without clearing).

Any updates on this?

Since the toolbar button images oughta be redone eventually, then the images could just be quickly thrown together placeholder icons.

It'd be great to have a lot more choice when customizing the toolbar.

(especially that Stop button >_> )

Hmm, interesting.

I just tried to "manually" make an M3U (just a text file with a .m3u extension) and put 2 M3Us in that M3U.

When I open that M3U in Cog, it would actually add those 2 M3Us to Cog's playlist (unlike files of a non-supported format, which would not be added).

However, it would add those M3Us as entries (as if it were a song); it does not add the songs of the M3Us.

And those entries have an X (the "not found" symbol) in the Status column.

Yep, noticed this as well.

It's a very minor detail, but if it's fixable, then it'd be nice.

Well, if you already have FLAC files, you can play them in Cog. No conversion needed.

But if you have the music on a CD, then yes, you would use Max to rip the songs from the CD and make files with them.
Then you can play those files in Cog/iTunes/any player.

Maybe I misunderstood your previous posts.