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Hey again.

Problem fixed after deleting the prefs-files, that I didn't find yesterday. They were there. Deleting them solved the problem.

Note to self: Search properly for files before posting bugs.

Cheers everyone.

Just curious, but why do you want a . in the beginning? Quite annoying if it is from an album title or similar

I thiught it was fixed for files, and that the cd's posed a new bug. Quite important to fix I think.

Nice catch. I think it is important that a grown up app (and cog is definitely growing up) is consistent and acts as expected all the time. Like it shouldn't abuse modifier keys reserved for other functions by leopard. ( Sorry couldn't help my self).

I really think it was a good catch. I don't use multitrack files, so I would have never seen it.

Sounds like a bug

The line free one is cleaner. I like it better.

Another thing. Is the update place immediately understandable? I have never seen this way of doing it before, and though I like it, it might confuse someone... a little.

What about:

Update : (x) automatically check for updates on start up
Feed    : Dropdownmenu?

Or maybe version instead of feed?

And then let me get in my two cents.

I use cog as a player for temporary playlists. Usually audiobooks, that I don't need lined up in a library, but can load as needed. Sometimes I use it for listening through audio files with interviews and edited sound clips. What I like about cog is, that it is lightweight, it opens instantly. What I want it to be is something different than iTunes, which I use for my music.

Regarding the preference pane, I don't mind the split pages. I usually leave it alone (Do you guys change stuff often?) and I think it would be confusing if they were all in the same page.

Even when Cog grows up and becomes an extendable demon, that can make my coffee with the right plugin, I think I will leave it alone. I like that it is small, but at the same time I like the dream of being able to add just that little feature, that not so many people would want. When I first got Firefox I thought 'extensions, oh well', and moved on happy with browser, that could browse. Maybe the same will happen with Cog, someone makes a plugin, that I didn't know I needed.

Hey

#1: Repeating myself. I really don't see shift becoming the standard modifier. Ordinary users wont like stuff going in slow motion all of a sudden. (If for vasfeds built, ignore this). Even though it would be more convenient than a two key modifier, it is a bad practice to code against the OS.

#2: I have created a post with your discussion on the pref. pane. I think it could be interesting to hear, what everyone thinks, and perhaps in a broader perspective than just the prefpane.

Cheers

Edit: The other topic is in development.

It is definitely high on the list I think. I don't know if it will be backported.

Though they probably did, but wouldn't take chances.

I don't really use max for anything. I kind of like Play, but since friends don't know it, it is easier to use iTunes for party music.

Thanks

Oh, that is probably right. No internet no worries