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<blockquote data-quote="hwahrmann" data-source="post: 616378" data-attributes="member: 10391">Ah, i thought it is mandatory for you using PureAudio.If you use the default Bass Player for ac3, then it is fine.Your Cue file would need to like this:[CODE]PERFORMER &quot;Foo Fighters&quot;TITLE &quot;The Colour and the Shape&quot;&nbsp; TRACK 01 AUDIO&nbsp; &nbsp; FILE &quot;01 - Doll.ac3&quot; WAVE&nbsp; &nbsp; TITLE &quot;Doll&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; PERFORMER &quot;Foo Fighters&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; INDEX 01 00:00:00&nbsp; TRACK 02 AUDIO&nbsp; &nbsp; FILE &quot;02 - Monkey Wrench.ac3&quot; WAVE&nbsp; &nbsp; TITLE &quot;Monkey Wrench&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; PERFORMER &quot;Foo Fighters&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; INDEX 01 00:00:00&nbsp; TRACK 03 AUDIO&nbsp; &nbsp; FILE &quot;03 - Hey Johnny Park.ac3&quot; WAVE&nbsp; &nbsp; TITLE &quot;Hey, Johnny Park!&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; PERFORMER &quot;Foo Fighters&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp; INDEX 01 00:00:00[/CODE]The First Performer would be the AlbumArtist, and the first TITLE is the name of the Album.And then per Track you have 1 FILE statement.I mentioned the cue file patch before. This is needed for the FILE statement per track to be recognized.Currently i'm only looking for 1 global File statement, which needs to appear before the first TRACK.So we have 1 single file for the complete CUE and the INDEX is used to position within the CUE File for every TRACK.Now, in our case we have 1 FILE per TRACK. And the INDEX always starts at 00:00:00.And you need the patch for that, otherwise the first TRACK would have &quot;null&quot; as a file and the processing fails.One problem exists tough. I use the INDEX statement for calculation of the duration of each track.Now, because of every INDEX being 00:00:00 this results in every TRACK having a duration of 0 in the database.When you play the song, it shows howevery the correct lengthz, because then BASS will calculate the length within the stream.I need to look into using MediaInfo, when processing such a queue file. Need to figure out first how complicated that would be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hwahrmann, post: 616378, member: 10391"] Ah, i thought it is mandatory for you using PureAudio. If you use the default Bass Player for ac3, then it is fine. Your Cue file would need to like this: [CODE] PERFORMER "Foo Fighters" TITLE "The Colour and the Shape" TRACK 01 AUDIO FILE "01 - Doll.ac3" WAVE TITLE "Doll" PERFORMER "Foo Fighters" INDEX 01 00:00:00 TRACK 02 AUDIO FILE "02 - Monkey Wrench.ac3" WAVE TITLE "Monkey Wrench" PERFORMER "Foo Fighters" INDEX 01 00:00:00 TRACK 03 AUDIO FILE "03 - Hey Johnny Park.ac3" WAVE TITLE "Hey, Johnny Park!" PERFORMER "Foo Fighters" INDEX 01 00:00:00 [/CODE] The First Performer would be the AlbumArtist, and the first TITLE is the name of the Album. And then per Track you have 1 FILE statement. I mentioned the cue file patch before. This is needed for the FILE statement per track to be recognized. Currently i'm only looking for 1 global File statement, which needs to appear before the first TRACK. So we have 1 single file for the complete CUE and the INDEX is used to position within the CUE File for every TRACK. Now, in our case we have 1 FILE per TRACK. And the INDEX always starts at 00:00:00. And you need the patch for that, otherwise the first TRACK would have "null" as a file and the processing fails. One problem exists tough. I use the INDEX statement for calculation of the duration of each track. Now, because of every INDEX being 00:00:00 this results in every TRACK having a duration of 0 in the database. When you play the song, it shows howevery the correct lengthz, because then BASS will calculate the length within the stream. I need to look into using MediaInfo, when processing such a queue file. Need to figure out first how complicated that would be. [/QUOTE]

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