cuefs.4.man

.TH CUEFS 4
.SH NAME
cuefs \- cuesheet file system
.SH SYNOPSYS
.B cuefs
[
.B -Dv
]
[
.B -m
.I mtpt
]
[
.B -f
.I outfmt
]
[
.B -i
.I index
]
.I file
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Cuefs
serves tracks of one or more audio files, as described by the cuesheet specified by
.IR file ,
as a set of separate files under
.I mtpt
(defauts to
.BR /mnt/cue ).
The tracks are served in a flat directory structure with file names following the format "$number - $artist.$extension"; '/' in track names are replaced by '-'.
It can handle OGG Vorbis, MP3, FLAC, WAVE and optionally OPUS and AAC (depending on the respective decoders being available) as inputs, and can output FLAC, WAVE or raw 44100Hz 16-bit 2 channel little-endian PCM data. By default, 
.I cuefs
tries to match the input format for output, falling back to WAVE if it can't be done. A specific output format can be specified with the
.B -f
flag; accepted values for
.I outfmt
include 'wave', 'flac' and 'pcm'. Only FLAC output contains any sort of metadata.
.PP
The
.I -i
flag specifies the preffered timestamp index to use when calculating the start and end of tracks; by convention, index 0 specifies the pre-gap of a track, while index 1 represents the actual start.
.I Cuefs
falls back to the first index, in case the specified index cannot be found on a specific track.
.SH EXAMPLES
Play the 2nd track specified on cuesheet camel.cue:
.IP
.EX
cuefs camel.cue
play /mnt/cue/02*
.EE
.SH SOURCE
git://shithub.us/tevo/cuefs
.SH SEE ALSO
.IR cuesplit (1)
.SH BUGS
.IP •
current treatment of lossy sources is less than ideal
.IP •
all audio data will get resampled to 44100Hz/16-bit/2 channels
.IP •
current treatment of metadata is less than ideal
.IP •
there's currently no way to split tracks without including the pregap either at the end of the last track or beggining of current one
.IP •
the cuesheet parser is incomplete