TOC2CUE(1)
πΏ TOC2CUE β bestie's guide to turning TOC into cue β¨
okay so real talk, this is the toc2cue page from the CDRDAO manual, and it's genuinely so useful once you get it. sit with me π
πΈ NAME πΈ
toc2cue β converts a TOC file of cdrdao(1) into a .cue file π
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
toc2cue [-v verbosity_level] input_toc_file output_cue_file
toc2cue [-V]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
toc2cue converts a TOC file of cdrdao(1) into a .cue file. that's the whole job, she's a converter, she's an icon π
okay but here's the part you actually need to hear, and I'm saying it with love: the cue file it spits out is only valid if the toc-file was created withcdrdao(1)using the commandsread-tocorread-cd. that's it, those two. no cap.
if you're out here with a manually created or manually edited toc-file, the cue file may not be correct, and I need you to sit with that. this program just checks for the most obvious toc-file features that cannot be converted to a cue file. that's the entire vibe check it does, it's not doing a deep audit bestie π
and furthermore: if the toc-file contains audio tracks, the byte order of the image file will be wrong. that means static noise when the cue file is used for recording β even with cdrdao(1) itself. even. with. cdrdao. itself. the tool that made the toc in the first place. tragic fr fr π
π OPTIONS π
-vverbosity_levelβ sets the verbosity level to use. it can be a integer between1and3. by default, only fatal errors are displayed. a verbosity level of1shows warnings,2shows warnings and errors,3shows warnings, errors and internal errors. so like, the higher the number the more she tells you, pick your chaos level π-Vβ prints the version oftoc2cue. short and sweet, she's giving main character energy π
π SEE ALSO π
π AUTHOR π
toc2cue was written by Andreas Mueller <andreas@daneb.de> and is part of cdrdao(1).
This manual page was written by Francois Wendling <frwendling@free.fr> and revised by Daniel Baumann <daniel@debian.org>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others). shoutout to the whole team honestly, they ate π«Ά
and that's the whole page bestie! this is version 1.2.2 from way back on 2006-11-17, straight out of the CDRDAO source πΈ go convert something, but remember the audio track byte order thing, I'm begging you ππ
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