Re: [Furthurnet-community] ".CUE" file?

[Thomas C. G. <tcg...@mi...>]

Thanks.
I'm an Adaptec user too, so I suppose
I needn't worry about  ".cue"  files, eh?

Have a happy new year,
-tg



Josiah Cantwell wrote:
> 
> > can anybody tell me what a ".cue" file is?
> > it came bundled with a show i downloaded
> > and i'm not sure what it's for ... ?
> 
> I'm not very good at using them, but they are generated when you copy a disk
> using EAC (Exact Audio Copier, very good disk-copying freeware). I think the
> disk looks like one big track, and the .cue file breaks it up.
> I usually burn with Adaptec EZ Creator, so I'm not very knowledgable about
> them.
> 
> later,
> Si
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