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Correct the CUE sheet is always written when the Edit Master is written. This
is done for your convenience, but for correctness it should be disabled by
default, agree. I'll do this in the next release.
> Does the Master File contain an internal CUE sheet in its header?
It does. It's an 'official' Edit Master in the sense that it also contains the
track start & stop markers. It's basically just like the original Edit Master
(like the producer intended) before it was inserted into the Cutting Master.
>It seems that this internal splitting is slightly different from the external
CUE sheets with a time lag around 1/90 sec and different track lengths. Why is
this?
Is this splitting within foobar? At least I can tell you with 100% certainty
that the CUE information is equal to the Edit Master track start & stop
markers.
>Maybe sacd_extract should suppress the internal CUE, if external CUE is
written with -C option.
No, I will not suppress the Edit Master information as it's an 'Edit Master' :)
The CUE sheet was made available on request but really is a secondary option,
and it's not my favorite. The Edit Master itself contains all the necessary
information for playback.
Original comment by mr_wic...@hotmail.com
on 16 Jan 2012 at 4:57
>Is this splitting within foobar? At least I can tell you with 100% certainty
that the CUE information is equal to the Edit Master track start & stop markers.
Yes I used foobar. When I compare the Master File with the CUE Sheet using the
"bit compare" feature, foobar tells me different track lengths.
Time values in CUE sheets are bound to CD frames (75 frames per second). May
this fact cause different track splitting? (SACD markers might be rounded to CD
frames in CUE sheets.)
Original comment by thom...@gmx.net
on 16 Jan 2012 at 5:31
converting to 88.2 kHZ PCM with foo_sacd_input 0.4.5: tracks converted with
external CUE sheet are 2 samples longer than direct conversion from DFF Master
File. hmmm...
Original comment by thom...@gmx.net
on 16 Jan 2012 at 5:53
>Time values in CUE sheets are bound to CD frames (75 frames per second). May
this fact cause different track splitting? (SACD markers might be rounded to CD
frames in CUE sheets.)
No idea. But SACDs are also running at 75 frames per second.
Original comment by mr_wic...@hotmail.com
on 17 Jan 2012 at 9:04
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
thom...@gmx.net
on 16 Jan 2012 at 4:30