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(7 replies, posted in Features)

It doesn't. If you want to add it to the 0.07 unstable, by all means...

177

(7 replies, posted in Development)

They are somewhat doomed to iTunes, but not completely. I doubt Apple would stop music apps from going on the App Store. However, I'm not sure if something like Cog would be needed since iTunes is more of a stripped down version and it's likely that someone would port perian to it to have all the happy funtime codecs (Assuming it uses the Quicktime API, which it may not...).

Also, there are some massive differences when programming for the iPhone and you would basically be rewriting a good chunk of it from scratch. For one, the UI needs to be completely redone because those aren't compatible at all. Secondly, I doubt the audio interfaces are the same, though I do believe the iPhone supports AudioQueue, so maybe the core playback framework could be shared.

Let me know if you want to take it up though, I'd be happy to add a branch to SVN for you to work off. It'd also give me a really good excuse to get one smile

1) Maybe eventually, but it isn't a high priority.
2a) See 3.
2b) Cog is not meant to manage media libraries. Cog is meant to just play whatever you want to listen to at the time.
3) Bit transparency is unlikely to happen due to Cog's gapless nature. Everything is converted to the output device's format so it can change seamlessly from one stream to the next.

179

(1 replies, posted in Bugs)

Yes. The mini player feature and the toolbar in general is still mostly incomplete.

180

(1 replies, posted in Bugs)

They should probably also be removed from the queue. I'll look into it.

181

(3 replies, posted in Help)

I'm fine with taking it out, but doing the preference and all that's associated with takes much more time.

182

(2 replies, posted in Help)

It's likely a network problem. Cog uses about 2mb of for buffers. That's a bit more than 10 seconds of raw 44100 32bps audio. With a high performance codec like flac, the CPU is probably not the bottleneck. It's likely the network. I myself had experienced stuttering problems a while ago, and it ended up being a bad ethernet cable.

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(108 replies, posted in Development)

The icons should probably be whatever the standard toolbar size is. I don't know off hand, and I can't check right now. In any case, it would be preferred if they were scalable (The final format being pdf)

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(108 replies, posted in Development)

185

(108 replies, posted in Development)

I'm not sure what Winamp does. It would be nice if someone who had Windows could let us know...I'd be interested in what Winamp, Foobar2k, and basically whatever other player is doing.

186

(10 replies, posted in Development)

I dunno, sometime before the 0.08 release. I need to rework the development page with the nightlies list.

Nice catch. This should be fixed as of r878.

188

(7 replies, posted in Features)

Sorry, but the next version still won't be supporting it. It's currently marked for 0.11+, but I'll likely reprioritize things once 0.08 is finished.

This should be fixed now

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(8 replies, posted in Features)

191

(11 replies, posted in Archives)

Okey dokey. Time to resurrect this thread! It's been added as of r875!

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(108 replies, posted in Development)

193

(108 replies, posted in Development)

I think it should actually sort by status...Show playing first, then queued, and what have you...

Cog doesn't support plugins like this yet, and I'd rather not have something like this built-in. It will likely be a couple more versions before a plugin for this could be written.

196

(3 replies, posted in General)

Quick note: I don't believe Transmission is OS X only. I'm pretty sure there's a linux version.

It's VERY unlikely the two operations combined caused the crash. What versions where you using before and after? What types of files are they?

198

(6 replies, posted in Features)

This is very much a feature request smile I'll move the post.

Actually yes, you should be able to...no need to recompile!

I don't have it in front of me, but I'll give it a shot. It may not be entirely accurate, and if I fail, I can post proper instructions this weekend.

You need to open up MainMenu.nib in interface builder. You're goal is to select the Scroll View that contains the Playlist View. It may be hard to get to, but try clicking on the Playlist View when nothing else is selected. The Inspector should say Scroll View. From there, go to the inspector under attributes and just uncheck the "Scrolls Horizontally" option. Save, and build!