I have been struggling to understand the purpose of CUE files. I am able to produce a cue file with autoflac and EAC. However I do not understand why I need the cue file to reproduce an exact copy of the original CD. I have experimented with Switch Sound File Converter which will take FLAC files and convert these to WAV files(without CUE files) which I would think could easily be burned onto a CD. Does a cue file smplify this process ? Also if the cue files are moved to a different folder does this render the cue file useless. I am just getting started on ripping my collection to FLAC and want to know if the FLAC albums that I produced before I installed autoflac need to be ripped again because they have no CUE files.
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