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Linux media player with cue sheet support?

Reply #25 –
Hi there.

Just for the record, the newer builds of Clementine already support FLAC + CUE, replaygain, and many features more.

It is essentially a reimplementation of Amarok 1.4 with Qt 4 (as Qt 3 is declared dead already) and with no dependency on KDE libraries (which makes it both lighter and also gook looking even in a GTK/GNOME/LXDE/XFCE environment, as recent Qt 4 libraries can also use the system icons and also GTK for drawing widgets).

Not only that, but Clementine is under very active development (they are even churning out more than one build per day), but also available for Windows and Macs (Intel only, alas, for lack of PPC machines where to build things).

They use gstreamer, which makes it very flexible to implement further features (and I think that I will try to get transcoding with LAME for converting things for portable music players).


Hope this helps, Rogério Brito.

Linux media player with cue sheet support?

Reply #26 –
Quote from: rbrito on
Just for the record, the newer builds of Clementine already support FLAC + CUE, replaygain, and many features more.
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And, just for the record, for the generation of FLAC + CUE pairs (with CUE sheets also embedded in the FLAC files), I use:

Code: [Select]
abcde -1 -o flac:-8 -a default,cue


And, if latter you want to convert one of those FLACs to MP3s, you can simply use:

Code: [Select]
abcde -d My_Arms,_Your_Hearse.flac -o mp3:-V4



Hope this helps at least people that search here from Google,
Rogério Brito.
 

Linux media player with cue sheet support?

Reply #27 –
There's been a discussion in this  thread with a  link to Linux music apps. Some of  the  music managers listed there should support cue sheets out of the box.