Export cue file #471
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I have quite a few old M4B files that have "chapter" marks, but they're not
quite correct. Example:
1 = Chapter 1
2 = Chapter 4
3 = Chapter 6
4 = Chapter 7
5 = Chapter 10
I can find the missing chapter points reasonably easily. And I *could*
therefore create a CUE file from scratch, with the details of all 12
chapters.
But it would be far easier if I had the known chapters in a CUE file
(exported from AudioBookConverter), and just had to add the details of the
7 missing chapters.
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What is usecase scenario for this? You will not get better quality if
source if m4b... Are you going to record CDs? Probably most of CD players
do support mp3
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Ah, got it. Right solution would be: go to chapters mode, and then right-click on track within chapter, select sub-track... unfortunately currently program supports creating sub-tracks with specific intervals, but not at specific point. What you would like to see is break file into sub-track AT SPECIFIC TIME, so it would create you 2 chapters from single file. then you could repeat it several times to create all your missing chapters. I keep in mind this idea, migth add it in future... |
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Thanks again for the quick reply
Agree that editing chapters is the ideal solution, but seems very difficult
to engineer
Understand that exporting CUE is not massive priority, but much easier than
above (all data known, and required format known).
Thanks anyway.
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As an aside, I thought I'd try to use the Split by chapters functionality,
so that I could then edit in GoldWave to create correct individual chapter
files, for re-merging in AudioBookConverter.
However, I have a real problem with doing that - the file names assigned to
the split files do not match the names in the Chapters table:
Book 1 Chapter 1 is indeed Chapter 1
Book 1 Chapter 2 is actually Chapter 4
Book 1 Chapter 3 is actually Chapter 2
and so on.
On Wed, 3 May 2023 at 11:49, Yarick Yermak ***@***.***> wrote:
Ah, got it.
So, you don't need cue as such. You need to custom editing of chapter
marks.
Unfortunately I can't think out of the box how to do it with existing
version.
Right solution would be: go to chapters mode, and then right-click on
track within chapter, select sub-track... unfortunately currently program
supports creating sub-tracks with specific intervals, but not at specific
point. What you would like to see is break file into sub-track AT SPECIFIC
TIME, so it would create you 2 chapters from single file. then you could
repeat it several times to create all your missing chapters.
Alternative way - to allow custom edit of all chapters information, i.e.
upload cue file which will overwrite all chapters information. Honestly, i
don't think many people will use it.
I keep in mind this idea, migth add it in future...
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Would it be possible to export a cue file from an existing m4b file?
Maybe add "cue" as a "Format" option ...
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