Hey all i have finally learned how to burn cue files using nero and also making up cue files. but my problem is this. how do u get the track names and performer names onto the cd. when i burn the cue fils all it has is track 1.cda rack 2.cda etc. i want to get the names that i have entered in the cue file to sho up onto the cd. thats one of the reasons to burn a cue file is to know what song u are listening too. anyway any advice will be greatly appreciated. thank u ;)

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Most .cue sheets include the title and artist already, if not, just use the same format and enter the details yourself.

If you want both to show up on your car stereo for example you'll need to enter the text on the same line, just delete all the 'performer' lines.

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[quote=man_who_wasnt_there]Most .cue sheets include the title and artist already, if not, just use the same format and enter the details yourself.

If you want both to show up on your car stereo for example you'll need to enter the text on the same line, just delete all the 'performer' lines.[/quote]

I have done that already, but it wont show up on my computer when i play it through i tune or wimamp. is that normal? do i need to use it in a car stereo or something different for it to show up? cause what i want to do is copy the cd back onto my computer and put it back on my ipod to listen to.;)

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Winamp will only show tracks listed as 'CDA Track1', or something similar to this from the disc you created. If then opened in Nero it will show the track names.

The only reason I use .cues are for use in car stereos or any other player that supports disc info.

No idea about iPods.

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[quote=man_who_wasnt_there]Winamp will only show tracks listed as 'CDA Track1', or something similar to this from the disc you created. If then opened in Nero it will show the track names.

The only reason I use these are for use in a car stereo or any other player that supports disc info.

No idea about iPods.[/quote]

Ok thank's for your help :D

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Anytime, hope that's of some use.

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yeah it was. now i need to know how to get track names onto cd. any programs that might do that??

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Other than Nero I'm unsure.

Maybe someone knows better...

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i hate nero i still can't figure out how to burn cue files...:evil:

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Providing all the information on the .cue sheet points to the Mp3 file, open Nero, from the top menus select 'burn image', then choose the required .cue sheet (it'll take a minute or so to open up and display the details), then hit burn once finished. Easy as.

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wow thanks i will have to try it :) does the cue sheet burn require the 2 second pause between tracks?

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You'll still have the option before burning the CD to choose 'track-at-once', 'burn speeds', etc.

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ok thanks, :) last complaints here....:lol: seems like disk at once never works for me :what and finally mabey my cpu too slow for the program cuz nero takes forever to burn and i get burn errors alot :evil:

rant is now over for me :p

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if you use a cue file, you need to edit the cue file in notepad to get the track names on each track. otherwise, you can manually split the file with nero and right-click each track and set the track names from the gui

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If you don't use a cue file then right click the name of the file in the burn window and select 'Properties'. Then edit your information from there.

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can somebody please paste the link for the thread that has all the instructions of how to do a cue shit on nero?? i think it was a post from tomtom, ive been looking for it but i havent found it

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I wish I could shit on cue.

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Is this what your looking for?

[QUOTE]How to use a cuesheet

There are many ways and programs to get a cuesheet but you can make it by creating a .txt file as well and that's what will be explained in this thread.

Open Notepad to do it. Normally in the first line you type the info about the performer of the set/CD you do the cuesheet for but it is no essential info as burning the CD will work without it. For a kiss set it could look like this:

PERFORMER "John Digweed"

The next line is used for the name of the set. This line is also not essential but informative.

TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)"

Now comes the third and important line, the filename. With this line you tell the burning program what the name of the set and the format (MP3 or WAV) is. Line three of your cuesheet looks like this now: (use the filename like you stored it on your hard disc)

FILE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3

That?s the header of a cuesheet. All in all it looks now like this:

PERFORMER "John Digweed" TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)" FILE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3

Now we care for the tracks. Normally, when I do a cuesheet I listen to the set/CD and write the times down when a new track enters. The syntax for a track in the cuesheet should look like this:

TRACK 01 AUDIO TITLE "Track 1" INDEX 01 00:00:00

TRACK 01 AUDIO <----- is an information for your burning program

TITLE "Track 1" <----- Here you can enter the name of the track. The effect is that CD-players which are able to display CD-text show the names entered here.

INDEX 01 00:00:00 <------ INDEX 01 tells the burning program that the index is 01. Normally only one index is used to burn a CD because otherwise your burning program will ask you to enter a new CD as for example INDEX 02 will tell the burning program to write another project.

00:00:00 <----- this line tells the burning program when the track starts. This example is for track one so it starts in the beginning.

Now you simply add all tracks of the set and enter the tracktimes and names if you like to and the complete cuesheet could look like this:

PERFORMER "John Digweed" TITLE "Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004)" FILE " Kiss 100 FM John Digweed (June 13, 2004).mp3" MP3 TRACK 01 AUDIO TITLE "Track 1" INDEX 01 00:00:00 TRACK 02 AUDIO TITLE "Track 2" INDEX 01 06:12:00 TRACK 03 AUDIO TITLE " Track 3" INDEX 01 10:12:00 TRACK 04 AUDIO TITLE " Track 4" INDEX 01 17:40:00 TRACK 05 AUDIO TITLE " Track 5? INDEX 01 26:42:00 TRACK 06 AUDIO TITLE " Track 6" INDEX 01 33:42:00 TRACK 07 AUDIO TITLE "Track 7" INDEX 01 41:10:00

After you are finished, save the .txt-file and rename the ending afterwards to .cue. Open the burning program you use and take care the cuesheet and the set are in the same folder and follow the instructions of your burning program manual how to burn a CD using a cuesheet.[/QUOTE]

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[quote=hulkhuss]i hate nero i still can't figure out how to burn cue files...:evil:[/quote]

just click on new file, then a new window pop out, so you can see wich kind of cd you want...audio..files or booth or athever....in the right bottom part it say open..click on there go where you cue is, then in the kind of file you want to open check for iso, bin, cue files, and the cue should appear...then open it, and it will automaticly go to the burn window and just click start.thats all...hope you understand me.......i kind sux explaining things

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hahaha i will try that thanks^^^^^^^^^^

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having problems with cue. if anyone can help. i try to load the cue file into nero but it is taking a long time and when i open windows task manager it is showing that nero is not responding.

any help?

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I used to use [URL="http://www.dcsoft.com/products/cdrcue/"]this[/URL] back when it was free. It's convenient: load an mp3 into the program, play the mp3 from within the program, and you can click on a button or use a short-cut to insert cue points whenever you hear the tracks being mixed in.

Personally I prefer using cdrwin for burning cuesheets and unmixed tracks that I want sequenced together without any gaps. Nero still burnt (last I used it) tracks with a split second gap if they were unmixed. I only use Nero for backing up data.

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[quote=cyrus32;410860]having problems with cue. if anyone can help. i try to load the cue file into nero but it is taking a long time and when i open windows task manager it is showing that nero is not responding.

any help?[/quote]

keep waiting...I used to think it was the same thing, then I just let it sit there and it eventually would respond and be ready to go...just apparently takes a while to load I guess (unless you have a slow computer then it would really take a while...)