I use cue sheets extensively (for off air concerts) but I don't use the
Disc No tag.
I grabbed this list of the cue sheet tagging options some time ago. I
forget the source and I don't know whether it will help you:
Code:
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Currently, these should be recognised in a CUE sheet (as per SC 7.4-25416):
For the MAIN entry (these must not have leading whitespace!):
TITLE
PERFORMER
REM YEAR
REM GENRE
REM DISC
REM DISCC
REM COMMENT
REM DATE (for EAC uses DATE instead of YEAR)
REM REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_GAIN
REM REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_PEAK
FILE
For the single TRACK entries (these must have leading whitespace!):
TRACK xx AUDIO
TITLE
PERFORMER
REM REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_GAIN
REM REPLAYGAIN_TRACK_PEAK
REM YEAR
REM GENRE
REM COMMENT
REM COMPOSER
REM CONDUCTOR
REM BAND
REM DISC
REM DISCC
INDEX 00 (for Pre-Gap)
INDEX 01
(Warning: INDEX 02 and following will not be recognized!)
REM END (track end position; if given, overrides what can be calculated from
file or next index/track; ideally be used for the "hidden track" case where you
can have many minutes of silence in a track; format: "mm:ss:ff" [a "frame" is
1/75 second])
Note: In theory, all of above starting with "REM" could be used without the
REM and SC would still understand them. Nevertheless, Id advise against doing
that, since it might break compatibility of your CUE sheet with other software.
If any of the following are not in the Cue Sheet, SC will try to get the
information from the actual file tags:
ARTIST
ALBUM
YEAR
GENRE
REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_GAIN
REPLAYGAIN_ALBUM_PEAK
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