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Technically, it's not a "pane", it's a window. Panes are those with the list of pages in Preview, or the list of mailboxes in Mail.

The icon in 0.08 is also always the same. How to find out its state?

It never happens for seeks within the same song (as far as I remember), it happens only while skipping to the next, previous or any other song (I tried only mp3s).

I found that it happens very often (almost always) if done within the first seconds since cog started to play (=skip within the song, skip to another song). With examples:
-skip to next -> few seconds played -> skip to next => stuttering
-skip to within the song -> few seconds played -> skip to next => stuttering
-play the same song as before, but 20 seconds -> skip to next -> no stuttering
If you tell me which tests you would like me to do, I will make them this evening.

Since Cog, as discussed in other threads, is gapless and feeds the audio device with a continuous stream, without interruptions (or so I understood), could the problem arise only with aggregate devices? my output device is made of soundflower (input) and the real iMac audio card (output). Or maybe it depends on cog+soundflower? (as far as it concerns Cog, my aggregate audio device is made only of soundflower 2ch, the other part of the aggregate device is used only by AU Lab).

About 20% (out of 200% maximum), on an iMac Core 2 Duo 2,4 GHz.

I noticed that it doesn't happen every time, the same track may cause it or not, depending on the number of seconds played. Should I send two example tracks for testing? at least to exclude Cogx as source of the problem?

I think it disappears when Cog is not on top.

About the "skip to next" and "skip to previous" buttons: they appear not well defined, the black arrows appear as blurred. Could someone make them more focused and with less (or lighter) antialias?
The same for the order of reproduction: I would prefer some real grey between the bars, not some grey caused by antialias. On other words, the icon should be perfectly transparent between the bars, in order to show the background grey. Make them thinner if needed, but I don't find them pleasant at all as they are now.

r879.

And I don't see why my global system output sample rate should be changed by an audio player. The sample conversion in Mac OS X is not bad at all (or not too much), so it is better to leave that setting untouched. Users worried about that almost imperceptible quality loss should set the value manually.

The problem is that when it happens, i get the music about 10 dB louder... :-(
However, I don't know how you could fix it, if there is a problem with the device, switching back to the default is the correct way of working.