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Thanks for the tip. I had a quicktime plugin written, but didn't include it because it was incredibly buggy still. I also don't own any protected files, so I couldn't see if htey worked.

I'll check out SongBird's code though, see what they're doing.

pretty much all of them but mp3.

I have no idea.

mp3 is not a gapless format. Some encoders add non-standard metadata to help make it gapless, but Cog does not read this information yet.

It worked with the seek bar. It wasn't updated, and you couldn't seek within the individual tracks. The seek bar would go between 0:00 and n (formatted like a time), where n was the number of tracks.

I think i'd rather have each appear as separate entries in the playlist. Maybe the filename would be filename#Track if there is no metadata. So something like: tetris.gb#0.

Probably could try using an uncompressed dmg inside a bz2 (a .dmg.bz2) instead of using UDBZ compression in the image.

That's what I was saying, I don't think it's possible to have multiple rows in a NSToolbar, so we'd have to rethink things a little. I think things like the position slider/track name would have to be coupled together as one toolbar item (and therefore inseparable).

I had a decoder for GME (Game Music Engine, I believe) a while back, but these formats contain multiple tracks per file. I had a hack at the time to use the seek bar to change tracks, but it didn't work well at all.

It's both. If either of them get "fixed", the problem would be solved. Safari because it decides to add file extensions based on mime-types (In my opinion, it should be using the filename the sever told it). The other apps because they somehow tell safari that this .dmg file is actually a .bz2. I don't know the specifics on it though.