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.. RST source for audiocue2bincue(1) man page. Convert with:
.. rst2man.py audiocue2bincue.rst > audiocue2bincue.1
.. rst2man.py comes from the SBo development/docutils package.
.. note to self: don't forget to check the generated man and html pages
.. into git since we don't want to require our users to have rst2man.py.
.. |version| replace:: 0.2.0
.. |date| date::
===============
audiocue2bincue
===============
------------------------------------------------
convert audio file based CD images to raw binary
------------------------------------------------
:Manual section: 1
:Manual group: Urchlay
:Date: |date|
:Version: |version|
SYNOPSIS
========
audiocue2bincue [**-s**] [**-n**] [**input.cue**] [**output.cue**]
DESCRIPTION
===========
If you have a CD image that consists of a .cue (or .ccd, .mds, etc) file
and a .wav (or .ogg, .mp3, etc) audio file instead of a raw binary image,
you won't be able to use it with miragextract.
Since libmirage currently (as of 3.2.4) doesn't seem to support these,
the audiocue2bincue script is provided as a quick & dirty conversion tool.
audiocue2bincue reads the .cue sheet from standard input and writes the modified .cue
to standard output if no filenames are given.
Default action (without -n) is to go ahead and convert the audio file(s) listed
in the .cue file to raw CD audio.
OPTIONS
=======
-s Swap byte order during audio conversion.
-n Don't convert audio file(s) to .bin image, just write a .cue (which
won't be very useful, but it's good for testing).
NOTES
=====
audiocue2bincue is written in Perl, so you'll need your OS's perl package
installed. It doesn't use any CPAN modules, so there aren't a ton of
perl-blah dependencies.
Make sure you've got libsndfile installed, including the sndfile-convert command on
your $PATH.
If you have an mp3-based image, you'll need lame installed and on your $PATH, since
libsndfile doesn't support mp3.
audiocue2bincue hasn't been thoroughly tested. It seems to work fine, but
you may run into nonstandard/weird/broken .cue files that it can't handle.
AUTHOR
======
audiocue2bincue was written by B. Watson <yalhcru@gmail.com> and
released under the WTFPL: Do WTF you want with this.
SEE ALSO
========
miragextract(1), cuerecover(1), sndfile-convert(1), lame(1)
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