Hi,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
audiogene<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FLAC cue-sheet index support is only working if the cue points are
> added directly into the flac file as meta information, with metaflac,
> e.g. Problem here is that no textual meta information is added, but the
> flac developer has refused to add this support due to inherent logical
> problems.
You can embed Vorbis comments into a FLAC file also, this will allow the
track / album descriptions to be visible.
Here's a sample album of mine:
METADATA block #3
type: 4 (VORBIS_COMMENT)
is last: false
length: 790
vendor string: reference libFLAC 1.1.1 20041001
comments: 29
comment[0]: ALBUM=Absent Friends
comment[1]: ARTIST=Divine Comedy, The
comment[2]: DATE=2004
comment[3]: TRACKNUMBER[1]=1
comment[4]: TITLE[1]=Absent Friends
comment[5]: TRACKNUMBER[2]=2
comment[6]: TITLE[2]=Sticks & Stones
comment[7]: TRACKNUMBER[3]=3
comment[8]: TITLE[3]=Leaving Today
comment[9]: TRACKNUMBER[4]=4
comment[10]: TITLE[4]=Come Home Billy Bird
comment[11]: TRACKNUMBER[5]=5
comment[12]: TITLE[5]=My Imaginary Friend
comment[13]: TRACKNUMBER[6]=6
comment[14]: TITLE[6]=The Wreck Of The Beautiful
comment[15]: TRACKNUMBER[7]=7
comment[16]: TITLE[7]=Our Mutual Friend
comment[17]: TRACKNUMBER[8]=8
comment[18]: TITLE[8]=The Happy Goth
comment[19]: TRACKNUMBER[9]=9
comment[20]: TITLE[9]=Freedom Road
comment[21]: TRACKNUMBER[10]=10
comment[22]: TITLE[10]=Laika's Theme
comment[23]: TRACKNUMBER[11]=11
comment[24]: TITLE[11]=Charmed Life
This, along with an embedded CUE sheet, means that all the information you
need is in one file. Much simpler for backups if you ask me. You can still
export the CUE sheet from the FLAC file at a later date if you need to use
it to burn a CD.
Andy
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