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Rob Szarka 2016-07-02 19:12:39 -04:00
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Cue-Sheet-Support.md

@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ If you don't know what CUE is, you probably don't need to read this. Still, if y
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A media file and it's CUE sheet:
A media file and its CUE sheet:
http://student.agh.edu.pl/~bara/cue.png
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When we're dealing with CUE sheets outside of the library, we're talking about the full spectrum of features. When loading CUE related songs using the 'Files' tab or dragging and dropping such songs from your native file browser:
- all metadata from sheet (CUE tags like TITLE, PERFORMER, SONGWRITER etc.) is used
- Clementine will try to extract as much data from the CUE as it's possible, ignoring the uncritical CUE errors in the process
- Clementine will try to extract as much data from the CUE as possible, ignoring the uncritical CUE errors in the process
- multiple FILE based CUEs are supported
- both relative and absolute FILE paths are supported
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... all sections coming from the song2.wav file won't appear in the library (or rather the file song2.wav will appear as if there was no .cue related at all).
Please note that when rescanning the library, a song is marked as changed (which means it'll get updated) when either it's media file has changed or it's associated CUE file has changed. Also, when a CUE sheet that was used by library song sections gets deleted, the associated song sections are deleted from it too and the only thing that's left is the 'raw' media file like there was no CUE support in the first place.
Please note that when rescanning the library, a song is marked as changed (which means it'll get updated) when either its media file has changed or its associated CUE file has changed. Also, when a CUE sheet that was used by library song sections gets deleted, the associated song sections are deleted from it too and the only thing that's left is the 'raw' media file like there was no CUE support in the first place.
### Embedded CUEs
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Some formats (like APE) are not recognized by the tag library which Clementine's using. That means you cannot load such files (let's call those 'invalid') into Clementine. Try dropping such a song into playlist - the request will be ignored.
But... If you have a CUE related to such an invalid file, you'll be able to load it into playlist and possibly even play it! It's this way because all CUE related / associated songs are considered valid, even if they don't exist and in some situations (for example with APE files) Clementine might be able to play a media file while simultaneously not being able to read it's tags.
But... If you have a CUE related to such an invalid file, you'll be able to load it into playlist and possibly even play it! It's this way because all CUE related / associated songs are considered valid, even if they don't exist and in some situations (for example with APE files) Clementine might be able to play a media file while simultaneously not being able to read its tags.
Keep in mind though that while you'll be able to load a CUE + invalid song pair into playlist, such a pair won't ever get into the library!