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CDRCue 2004is an application that helps you create CD-R cuesheets.
CD-R cuesheets are short text files specifying the contents, order, and spacing of your CD-R disc, as you wish to burn it. Almost all major CD-R burning applications support cuesheets, including: Roxio Easy CD Creator (Disc Copier 6.1 or later), Nero, CDRWIN, EAC, Feurio!, and FireBurner.
Once you have created your cuesheet, you can burn it with any of these CD-R applications. This is a powerful concept: if your first choice does not produce a workable disc (for whatever reason), pick another application and burn the same cuesheet with it.
This means your investment of time and effort in creating your CD-R layout is entirely protected, no matter if your mastering application fails to produce a good disk, or another one comes along which you like better.
Because they are text files, cuesheets are easy to read and understand — just open them in Notepad.
Unfortunately, creating and editing cuesheets for audio and karaoke discs in Notepad is tedious and error-prone. Typing the exact filename character-by-character comes from the stone age.
Determining audio cue points in terms of minutes/seconds/frames requires a time-consuming task of opening your audio file in a waveform editor and mousing around to the correct location.
Re-ordering files in the cuesheet requires you to manually renumber your tracks. All this makes you want to abandon cuesheets altogether, which is a shame because cuesheets are in fact the most precise way of ensuring your CD-R turns out exactly as you have carefully prepared it.
Cuesheets for data discs and the popular CUE/BIN file combination (which makes it easy to transport exact disc images) are much simpler, but Notepad still requires you to type in the proper filename and get the syntax right.
Limitations:
￭ maximum 10 tracks

CDRCue is an advanced CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN and RIP/CDSA developer that is easy to use and helps you create, edit and export any type of cuesheet file. CDRCue is the only program that allows you to select more than 10 tracks and supports image files, text files and audio files. CDRCue is a rich tool that provides a graphical user interface for easy creation of cuesheets, disc layouts, imaging and disc images.
CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN and Image files are ISO/IEC 13346 standard for storing information about CDs and DVDs. CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN and Image files are also used to store information for MP3, MPEG4 and AVI files and also are popular format for game saves.
CDR creation tools allow for easy generation of up to 1024 tracks. And while this is plenty for a few thousand discs, it is not so for disc libraries. For example, a disc library of 100,000 discs has more than 100,000 tracks.
CDRCue will help you create your own and perfect CD layouts in a matter of minutes. Simply select the tracks you wish to be included in the disc, and choose the correct application (e.g. Nero, EAC, Roxio) to burn the disc. After CDR creation has completed, CDRCue will open to show you your selected tracks and cue points.
NOTE: CDRCue will not offer you CD-R disc names that include spaces and special characters. This is an option in CDRWIN (which we also include) and can be enabled by going to the preferences dialog in CDRWIN and selecting the „Enable advanced mode“ option.
CDRCue Features:
￭* Create, edit and export any type of cuesheet file using CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN and image files.* An advanced CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN and RIP/CDSA developer.* Support for more than 10 tracks (CDRWIN does not allow more than 10 tracks).* Export multiple cue files at once (see export dialog).* One-click burning of CDR discs and/or images.* Automatically gets cuesheet properties from your CDR, CUE, CUE/BIN or image files. This allows you to change the names, duration and other properties of your CDR disc (e.g. using SCSI device properties

￭ A music workstation program for Mac OS X.
￭ M3U player, cue sheet, and CD ripping/burning programs (see below) can read and/or write to M3U files.
￭ CD burning app can read and write to standard CD-R/RW discs.
￭ Sound encoding/decoding: PCM WAV 32-bit 48 kHz
￭ CD burning app: CD-RW and standard CD-RW
￭ M3U player: MP3, WMA, AAC, MPEG4
￭ CUE/BIN file: CD-ROM or CD-R/RW discs with.cue and.bin file
￭ RW-CD and RW-DVD discs can be read by Apple’s TextEdit.
￭ An ID3 tag editor is available.
￭ EAC includes a CD to MP3 encoder that can encode WAV, AIFF, MP3, OGG, AAC, WMA, FLAC, and WV in Windows and Mac OS X.
￭ A file browser, disk and directory utility, and Internet browsers are included.
￭ CD Burning software can read and write to standard CD-R/RW discs.
￭ M3U player supports multiple M3U files and CD-ROM, CD-R/RW, RW-CD, and RW-DVD discs.
￭ M3U files can be either plain text files or binary files (containing track names and track IDs).
￭ Cue sheets: Specify the CD-R content in a list of tracks.
￭ Fast CD burning app: Same as CA-CD-Writer.
￭ Includes a disc changer/remaster tool.
￭ Save/Open: You can save your CDs with their cue sheets as.cue files, or open them as.cue files in your cue sheet editor.
Mac OS X version available for free download from the following link:

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CDRCue 2004is an application that helps you create CD-R cuesheets.

CD-R cuesheets are short text files specifying the contents, order, and spacing of your CD-R disc, as you wish to burn it. Almost all major CD-R burning applications support cuesheets, including: Roxio Easy CD Creator (Disc Copier 6.1 or later), Nero, CDRWIN, EAC, Feurio!, and FireBurner.

Once you have created your cuesheet, you can burn it with any of these CD-R applications. This is a powerful concept: if your first choice does not produce a workable disc (for whatever reason), pick another application and burn the same cuesheet with it.

This means your investment of time and effort in creating your CD-R layout is entirely protected, no matter if your mastering application fails to produce a good disk, or another one comes along which you like better.

Because they are text files, cuesheets are easy to read and understand — just open them in Notepad.

Unfortunately, creating and editing cuesheets for audio and karaoke discs in Notepad is tedious and error-prone. Typing the exact filename character-by-character comes from the stone age.

Determining audio cue points in terms of minutes/seconds/frames requires a time-consuming task of opening your audio file in a waveform editor and mousing around to the correct location.

Re-ordering files in the cuesheet requires you to manually renumber your tracks. All this makes you want to abandon cuesheets altogether, which is a shame because cuesheets are in fact the most precise way of ensuring your CD-R turns out exactly as you have carefully prepared it.

Cuesheets for data discs and the popular CUE/BIN file combination (which makes it easy to transport exact disc images) are much simpler, but Notepad still requires you to type in the proper filename and get the syntax right.

There is no way of creating your cuesheet from a CD-RW disc, though.
Limitations:
￭ maximum 10 tracks

Is there a way to create cuesheets for an audio CD-RW that I could transfer to a regular CD-RW later, and be able to get it back?

Is there a way to create cuesheets for an audio CD-RW that I could

CDRCue 2004is an application that helps you create CD-R cuesheets.
CD-R cuesheets are short text files specifying the contents, order, and spacing of your CD-R disc, as you wish to burn it. Almost all major CD-R burning applications support cuesheets, including: Roxio Easy CD Creator (Disc Copier 6.1 or later), Nero, CDRWIN, EAC, Feurio!, and FireBurner.
Once you have created your cuesheet, you can burn it with any of these CD-R applications. This is a powerful concept: if your first choice does not produce a workable disc (for whatever reason), pick another application and burn the same cuesheet with it.
This means your investment of time and effort in creating your CD-R layout is entirely protected, no matter if your mastering application fails to produce a good disk, or another one comes along which you like better.
Because they are text files, cuesheets are easy to read and understand — just open them in Notepad.
Unfortunately, creating and editing cuesheets for audio and karaoke discs in Notepad is tedious and error-prone. Typing the exact filename character-by-character comes from the stone age.
Determining audio cue points in terms of minutes/seconds/frames requires a time-consuming task of opening your audio file in a waveform editor and mousing around to the correct location.
Re-ordering files in the cuesheet requires you to manually renumber your tracks. All this makes you want to abandon cuesheets altogether, which is a shame because cuesheets are in fact the most precise way of ensuring your CD-R turns out exactly as you have carefully prepared it.
Cuesheets for data discs and the popular CUE/BIN file combination (which makes it easy to transport exact disc images) are much simpler, but Notepad still requires you to type in the proper filename and get the syntax right.
Limitations:
￭ maximum 10 tracks

iDRCue

It’s Just A Cue Sheet… But Look How Cool It Is!

The iDRCue Product Description:

It’s Just A Cue Sheet… But Look How Cool It Is!

Proudly proclaims that it’s a cue sheet.
Proudly proclaims that it’s not an audio CD.
What it is, however, is a „Macro Cuesheet“ which is a cue sheet and a CDR. It’s still a cue sheet, but it has all the advantages of using a cue sheet, all the benefits of using a CDR, and then some more.
You know how many audio CD makers (or the radio stations that rent them) charge you 50¢, $1, or $2, or whatever

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