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  • Ikenator
    Getting warmed up
    • Jul 2005
    • 87

    lost cuesheet thread

    there was once a thread that told you exactly how to set up a cuesheet for burning purposes, I had it bookmarked as 4408 under the old forums, but it seems to have disappeared with the changeover. anyone know where it disappeared to or might be able to repost on how to do it?
  • picklemonkey
    Double hoodie beer monster
    • Jun 2004
    • 15373

    #2
    Re: lost cuesheet thread

    it might have been in the MercuryEngine side of the forums. You may need to wait a few days for the site to come back.

    What software are you trying to burn it with?

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    • Ikenator
      Getting warmed up
      • Jul 2005
      • 87

      #3
      Re: lost cuesheet thread

      EAC, something I pulled off a thread on hybridized. never bothered to look for anything else. it's just been a while since I used it and forgot how. hoping it's just putting all the info in a .txt file and renaming it to a .cue

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      • TomTom
        Paging Doctor Weeds...we have a shortage on 1st St.
        • May 2002
        • 16206

        #4
        Re: lost cuesheet thread

        This thread was posted on the Mercurypromote section. As it will take some time until Mercurypromote comes back as an own site, I dug the posting out for you.

        How to use a cuesheet

        There are many ways and programs to get a cuesheet but you can make it by creating a .txt file as well and that's what will be explained in this thread.
        Open Notepad to do it. Normally in the first line you type the info about the performer of the set/CD you do the cuesheet for but it is no essential info as burning the CD will work without it. For a kiss set it could look like this:
        PERFORMER "John Digweed"
        The next line is used for the name of the set. This line is also not essential but informative.
        TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)"
        Now comes the third and important line, the filename. With this line you tell the burning program what the name of the set and the format (MP3 or WAV) is. Line three of your cuesheet looks like this now: (use the filename like you stored it on your hard disc)
        FILE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3
        That?s the header of a cuesheet. All in all it looks now like this:
        PERFORMER "John Digweed"
        TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)"
        FILE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3

        Now we care for the tracks. Normally, when I do a cuesheet I listen to the set/CD and write the times down when a new track enters. The syntax for a track in the cuesheet should look like this:
        TRACK 01 AUDIO
        TITLE "Track 1"
        INDEX 01 00:00:00

        TRACK 01 AUDIO <----- is an information for your burning program
        TITLE "Track 1" <----- Here you can enter the name of the track. The effect is that CD-players which are able to display CD-text show the names entered here.
        INDEX 01 00:00:00 <------ INDEX 01 tells the burning program that the index is 01. Normally only one index is used to burn a CD because otherwise your burning program will ask you to enter a new CD as for example INDEX 02 will tell the burning program to write another project.
        00:00:00 <----- this line tells the burning program when the track starts. This example is for track one so it starts in the beginning.
        Now you simply add all tracks of the set and enter the tracktimes and names if you like to and the complete cuesheet could look like this:
        PERFORMER "John Digweed"
        TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)"
        FILE " Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3
        TRACK 01 AUDIO
        TITLE "Track 1"
        INDEX 01 00:00:00
        TRACK 02 AUDIO
        TITLE "Track 2"
        INDEX 01 06:12:00
        TRACK 03 AUDIO
        TITLE " Track 3"
        INDEX 01 10:12:00
        TRACK 04 AUDIO
        TITLE " Track 4"
        INDEX 01 17:40:00
        TRACK 05 AUDIO
        TITLE " Track 5?
        INDEX 01 26:42:00
        TRACK 06 AUDIO
        TITLE " Track 6"
        INDEX 01 33:42:00
        TRACK 07 AUDIO
        TITLE "Track 7"
        INDEX 01 41:10:00

        After you are finished, save the .txt-file and rename the ending afterwards to .cue. Open the burning program you use and take care the cuesheet and the set are in the same folder and follow the instructions of your burning program manual how to burn a CD using a cuesheet.

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        • Kamal
          Administrator
          • May 2002
          • 28835

          #5
          Re: lost cuesheet thread

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          • Ikenator
            Getting warmed up
            • Jul 2005
            • 87

            #6
            Re: lost cuesheet thread

            thanks much, appreciate the time you took to hunt that down

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            • Jibgolly
              Vortexuralizor
              • Jun 2004
              • 20773

              #7
              Re: lost cuesheet thread

              another tip about cue sheets...

              say you have the times like this: 07:48:81 <-- this will not work if the last number is higher than :74

              ...so you'd want to change it to 07:48:74

              make sense?


              i had this problem a few months back and thankfully someone knew right away what my error was.

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              • Elements
                Fresh Peossy
                • Sep 2005
                • 39

                #8
                Re: lost cuesheet thread

                Originally posted by TomTom
                There are many ways and programs to get a cuesheet but (...)
                Which are those proegrams??
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