NecroPsyh @ 03/27/19, 12:35
I’m thinking of writing CUE myself, I’m looking for the contents of the record - for some reason, in the folder 2 flac and 1 CUE, and judging by the content and timeline - from the first. Maybe that's why it is not readable?
Perhaps I did not fully understand what you mean, but just in case, I’ll say.
Our player, unfortunately, reads only cue to which only one audio file is attached. It is believed that the most authentic format for ripping a vinyl record is when one side of the record is digitized into one file. That is, a rip of a standard record consists of cue + two audio files (side A + side B). Double vinyl will already consist of cue + four audio files (A, B, C, D). Our player does not see such cue and reproduces the side of the plate in one piece. Also, our player does not read cue from ordinary trekking rips, but cue is not really needed there. It is strange that the manufacturer did not consider it necessary to stipulate this point.