CUE Sheet Validator and Editor (cuesheet-album-inspector)
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Package name
- cuesheet-album-inspector
License
- MIT
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Red Book CDDA CUE sheet validator, editor, DiscID calculator & generator
CUE Sheet Validator and Editor is a desktop Red Book audio CD CUE sheet parser, sector alignment verifier, metadata editor, and album layout generator for Linux. A lightweight Linux alternative to CUETools for inspecting lossless album rips, validating track index boundaries, fixing legacy text encodings, and building clean CUE files.
Key Features:
- Red Book CUE Sheet Parser & Editor: Parses and edits single-file image and multi-track CUE sheets with MM:SS:FF (75 frames per second) timing, REM metadata, CATALOG, ISRC, PREGAP, INDEX 00 pregap markers, and INDEX 01 track start offsets.
- Referenced Audio Probing & Sector Alignment: Probes referenced WAV, FLAC, MP3, Ogg, and M4A files via Python wave and bundled FFmpeg to verify file existence, 44.1 kHz sample rate, 588-sample CDDA sector alignment, and pregap/duration validity.
- Real CDDB / FreeDB 8-Hex DiscID Computation: Calculates the standard 8-digit hexadecimal CDDB / FreeDB DiscID from track frame offsets and lead-out length.
- Folder-to-CUE Builder & UTF-8 Charset Fixer: Generates compliant CUE sheets from album track folders, converts legacy codepages to clean UTF-8, and exports CUE and JSON reports.
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Gregory S. Chudov or the CUETools project.
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