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It's the nightly build. Change your update settings in the preferences and check for updates.

Hrm. I thought I disabled it, but I guess not. Oh well, now it's uninstalled.

Yep, I was able to get it to cut it off too. I've turned it off until I have a chance to look into it.

The logging is either in the app, the CogAudio framework, or the plugins. You may have to search all those projects for NSLog to find them.

I gladly accept patches from others, am more than willing to add people to the commit list if they want to be.  I'd even consider handing the project over to someone that has the time to devote to it. The thing is, Cog is open source already. Anybody can download it and modify it as they see fit. Not many have though.

Right, it should work now, but it's very very ugly. If I remember right, output is always assumed to be just two channels now. Gross, yes, but it works for most cases.

Cog is still alive, but recent work has just been maintenance and bug fixes. I'd like to do more, but just don't have time. As for what to do, well, you're free to do whatever you'd like. There are plenty of feature requests and bugs reported on these forums.

If you need any help, feel free to email me (vspader (at) users.sf (dot) net) and I'll be glad to offer whatever I can.

That's interesting. I see the same behavior with other apps after hiding/unhiding them, so it may just be the way it's supposed to work.

I'd still like to take a look, but it does sound like something strange is going on.

The GME plugin hasn't changed that much. It looks like Cog's just failing to check for an error, meaning it'd be unable to play the file even if it didn't crash.

The error GME gives is:
Error loading file: /Users/vspader/Downloads/ASMA/Unknown/Bach_Mix.sap Digimusic not supported

The GME library Cog uses to read these files just doesn't support this type.