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Add factor for inter-track gaps #20
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Hi there. Unfortunately, this isn't as easy as adding a command to cue entries as there is a significant difference between Based on what you're saying (i.e. flac as a single file), what you're looking for is
Of course, if there was any significant data in the pregap, it is effectively lost. Players using the CUE file for playback usually generate the requested duration of silence when playing the CUE contents in sequence, and skip it when playing an individual CUE track.
CUE files like these are only readable by Exact Audio Copy itself. This setting is the default, presumably due to its convenience w.r.t. individual files.
I imagine most dcue users work with "disc images" which are just audio contents dumped to a single file with the CUE used for indexing, so |
Thought an example might help as well. However, the audio gap on the tape between tracks is 4 seconds. So there are a few strategies ... of course, it is all guesswork since DCue does not try to read the audio file and find the gaps itself, but if the prior track was had its length extended by half the new "gap" field and the next track had its start time moved back by the other half of the gap then there is a good chance that it would give enough tolerance to allow for tape speed etc - alternatively a INDEX 00 for the gap might work but I have a fear that it would occasionally catch the start or end of the audio. |
Thanks for keeping this application going.
A suggestion based on some recent digitising some old reel-to-reel tapes.
The track timings on Discogs (at least for few that I tried) are for the duration of the song but do not allow for the few seconds of silence between the tracks.
Being able to specify an interval to add to each track (in the case of the current tape I have in my hand it would be 4 seconds) would mean that the subsequent adjustments to make would be minimal.
They still need to be checked but if feels better having to add 1 or 2 seconds instead of thinking that the tape machine is playing slow.
An option to add to the track length or to add a non-track gap could also be useful.
People seem to use INDEX 00 or PREGAP for this sort of thing.
My use is a tape to flac as a single file - so I think I would prefer the gap to be added as extra time to the track rather than as a real gap that would be skipped by a player ... since that is the experience when playing the tape.
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