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| β© File category: | Audio Files |
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| π File type: | Cue Sheet File |
 Wikipedia: |
Cue sheet (computing) |
| π Last update: | March 21, 2023 |
| β Author: | Andrea Teafancy |
| βοΈ Editor: | Laura Smith |
| β Category: | Audio Files |
π A .CUE format is oriented on the text object instances which identify the method upon which the audio tracks are arranged and organized on super-audio CDs (SACDs) and compact disks. Therefore, the .CUE container may include the length, song performer and name of each distinctive track on the disk. Besides, .CUE extension maintains and opens user data in the shape of standard schema and is recognized and defined by most CD editing and playback software suites. The .CUE markers are closely related to the CD audio tracks, which include particular data, composition and layout of the appropriate music files.
| β Category: | Disk Image Files |
| β Developer: | Engelmann Media |
π Alternate definition of .CUE extension is designated for text files which precisely and accurately define how exactly the tracks of CDRWin disc image are organized, opened, processed and sustained. Thus, the internal .CUE technical data is stored within a corresponding .BIN object which stores and operates with the file resources related to proper virtual disk. This specific category of .CUE schema is seldomly applied in natural conditions, as long as the following algorithm is utilized by several uncommon disk imaging products and solutions. However, in UltraISO and IsoBuster virtual disk imaging projects this standard serves as a primary way to represent and hold information regarding disk image tracks.
π The .CUE resource schema generally belongs to the area of virtual image managers and widely supported by all major disk emulators and suites. In addition, the .CUE extension can be referenced by audio tracks data, that maintain descriptors of in-game music, soundtracks and audio compositions in scope of virtual images ripped from the original CD, DVD or Blu-Ray carrier. Hereby, you can address the desired virtual emulator to reveal and playback the audio file, extracted from the disk, that stores the console or PC game data or markers. Also .CUE format may be opened up by a plain text editor or word processor, formerly preinstalled on your desktop computer or monoblock.
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