hmm Im shite @ .cue files too, JMF Tracid tried to help me on MSN one day and it did work with Nero and it was an MP3 file.

I still cant remember what i done lol, so if some1 could type up a tute for Nero from scratch then that would be super mint.

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all i do is download the cue file , cos i couldnt be assed making it myself, and select 'burn image' in nero, select the cue file and away you go.......

ok guys

i have been using cue files for burning audio cds,my question is, is there a program to cut into pieces ,mp3 files of a long lets say 76 minutes album using its cue sheet?

ok... i'm retarded when it comes to cue sheets and burning

so i record my demo, i want to burn it and track it without any spaces so it's exactly like the recording

now, treat me like i know nothing (cause i don't know a whole lot) and explain to me what to do (like what burning prog to use, etc.)

thnks

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im also very stupid when it comes to .cue files, heck i dont even know how to use them. i have adaptec cd creator and was wondering if they would even work with this program, and if not what other programs and are they for free/dl? if you could explain every thing in great detail that would be awesome cause i read the whole thread and im still confused. thanks for your help

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what i dont understand is what about sets that are like 120 minutes long, obviously that wont fit on one cd, so how do i do this?

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Originally posted by fathomless1 what i dont understand is what about sets that are like 120 minutes long, obviously that wont fit on one cd, so how do i do this?

you will have to split the set up into parts, for example 2 x 60 mins for two cd's or if you just want one cd, then you can cut the 120 min set into one 80 min set to fit onto a cd-r.

there are plenty of programs that will cut mp3's such as mp3splitter (might not work with files larger than 100 megs, at least it didnt when i last used it 2 yrs ago)

even HJ Split will split your large file into an 80 min, you just have to enter the few settings.

as for the cue file, just delete the times that exceed the length of the modified (cut) file. then burn as usual.

if you want to cut out the middle part of the set, well then you'll have to find out the correct cue times and modify the cue file yourself before you burn.

i hope this made sense. any questions, holla at me

>JM<

Good threat guys, just one question, how about like 88min live sets, I've acutally found cue sheets for these and dont know how to burn them, Nero always crashes on me when loading the song, which program should I use to burn them?

Thx

DarkFall01

How can I use the cue file when i have a live set (mp3) and i want to put it on my minidisc. can anyone help me out?

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Originally posted by Fevzi ok guys i have been using cue files for burning audio cds,my question is, is there a program to cut into pieces ,mp3 files of a long lets say 76 minutes album using its cue sheet?

Yes there is!

It's called musicutter 0.4

Select an mp3 file --> Load the cue sheet --> Next you hit the button "Split now" and it cut's up the original mp3 file in to tracks specified in the cue (don't worry the original file stays intact!).

Now you can just burn the single tracks. Don't forget in Nero to set the pause between tracks at 0 seconds and use disc-at-once to burn the cd.

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Originally posted by JM you will have to split the set up into parts, for example 2 x 60 mins for two cd's or if you just want one cd, then you can cut the 120 min set into one 80 min set to fit onto a cd-r. there are plenty of programs that will cut mp3's such as mp3splitter (might not work with files larger than 100 megs, at least it didnt when i last used it 2 yrs ago) even HJ Split will split your large file into an 80 min, you just have to enter the few settings. as for the cue file, just delete the times that exceed the length of the modified (cut) file. then burn as usual. if you want to cut out the middle part of the set, well then you'll have to find out the correct cue times and modify the cue file yourself before you burn. i hope this made sense. any questions, holla at me >JM<

Ouch!! Time Consumer!!

If you get nero, just set the end index anywhere up to 79 mins (to allow for cd overhead and TOC) then set your start index on the second cd at 79 minutes and work from there.

I don't know if you can set an end index in a cue file, but if you can, it would work similar to the above.