>I'm not sure about Mp3Tag, but FB2K would be a disaster. The FB2K >folks have a highly restricted sense of what constitutes a cuesheet. >I'd end up loosing massive amounts of data that I have in 'REM COMMENT >"xxx"' and 'REM COMPOSER "xxx"' etc tags. FB2K will just summarily >throw out all tags that it decides it doesn't understand when it edits >a cuesheet. I like FB2K for playback...but for editing cuesheets: epic >fail. Oh, I didn't realise that. I don't really use cuesheets, but used them a bit in the past; mainly for basic info, with album-context tags in the base file. i.e. track numbers+titles in .cue, and album name, year, etc, in the .wav.
Mp3Tag is similar - only allows basic tags (doesn't read/write REMs, but doesn't lose existing ones). I guess the problem is that there's not a very good definition for .cue sheets, but I'd expect remarks to be read in as generic name/value tags, and thus write them back again. Not many apps seem to support cue sheets, which is why I gave up with them (unless absolutely necessary). .cue sheets are only text, so how about writing scripts to edit text directly. eg. awk? _______________________________________________ beta mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/beta
