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(11 replies, posted in Archives)

Were you able to locate the preferences directory? ~/Library/Preferences? The ~ means your home directory.

You open a new finder window, go to Library, then go to Preferences, and look for those two files (com.vspader.cog.plist and org.cogx.cog.plist) and drag them to the trash. The .plist extension may be hidden, depending on how things are configured, so if you see just com.vspader.cog and org.cogx.cog, delete those too.

Does that help? Also, running Terminal and copying/pasting in the following should work:

rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.vspader.cog.plist ~/Library/Preferences/org.cogx.cog.plist

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(17 replies, posted in Development)

330

(11 replies, posted in Archives)

it's possible, though I don't know how well it would work. The tree requires a bit of vertical space to be usable, I think, and if you make it horizontal, there's going to be a lot of wasted space unless you get really really deep into the tree.

The current build of 0.08 is Leopard only. What it's doing can currently be done in a tiger-friendly way, but it would take some more work to get it to that point. I haven't decided yet.

Thanks for pointing that out. I fixed it. It's tough to keep track of what feature was added to what version. hmm

For 0.08 it is. I'll work on getting the nightlies going with it soon. It's currently 10.5 only, so I  need to figure out a way so sparkle won't try updating on 10.4 machines.

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(5 replies, posted in Bugs)

Bizarre. Try deleting both of the preferences in ~/Library/Preferences/:
com.vspader.cog.plist
org.cogx.cog.plist

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(5 replies, posted in Bugs)

Try out 0.07 smile

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(5 replies, posted in Help)

Does the last.fm client window register the song as playing, does it say it will not be scrobbled, or is it not doing anything at all?

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(3 replies, posted in Bugs)

I will take a look. It's likely a simple fix, like you said.

Thanks! I'll try to reproduce it by doing that.

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(3 replies, posted in Features)

Haha. smile
With the current design I'm experimenting with, the artist/song is displayed there, so it at least will have useful information in the future.

Likely it's a conflict with the removable columns code and Leopard. Leopard added support for removable columns, and I think the old code may be conflicting.

Deleting the preferences does not fix the problem?

I've gotten another report of this. Very very strange. Delete the  preferences files in ~/Library/Preferences/, both com.vspader.cog.plist and org.cogx.cog.plist, and things should work again.

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(13 replies, posted in Bugs)

Cog assumes UTF8 encoding. I'm not sure if taglib does some conversion based on the encoding specified in the id3 tag or not, but it looks like it doesn't. I'll look into it some more.

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(61 replies, posted in Development)

Zitz,
Sorry, but  you missed the 0.07 release. 0.08 will include a new UI, so you'll have to retranslate a bit of it. I'll post a topic when it's time for translations again.

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(5 replies, posted in Features)

That makes sense. Perhaps when the remote is set to global, and Cog is not active, it changes the system volume instead of the cog volume? Thoughts?

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(5 replies, posted in Features)

This is a preference. You can change it so it works globally. Or is the preference not working?

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(61 replies, posted in Development)

Sorry, I must have forgotten that. The UI is changing a bit for 0.08, so a new nib will likely be needed in the future once the UI is complete.

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(13 replies, posted in Development)

It's a problem with other 3rd party software messing with OS X's mime-types, so safari ends up thinking its a bz2 when it isn't.
Edit: I've uploaded an actual .dmg.bz2, so these problems should be fixed.

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(13 replies, posted in Development)

More info please? I'm able to use the image at sourceforge just fine.

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(13 replies, posted in Development)

Ok, I updated the news page to include the languages, and updated the appcast so it has the text from the news page for the release.

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(13 replies, posted in Development)