Merge/CUE Settings - Revision history

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Wikiadmin at 19:06, 27 February 2017

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	*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.		*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.
	*Split into file per channel - files will be merged via transcoding into separate file per channel.		*Split into file per channel - files will be merged via transcoding into separate file per channel.
			*Merge per folder - each folder (or files from the same CUE) will be merged to a separate output file.
			*Value for %albumartist% when it's not the same for all tracks - will be used, when %albumartist% is not the same for all tracks (e.g. VA).
	*Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.		*Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.
	*Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		*Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	*Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.		*Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one. When converting CUE to CUE, input CUE file will be used for output (only row FILE ... WAVE will be updated).
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Wikiadmin at 06:48, 2 April 2016

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	**Please note, that if merge is not possible (e.g. files have different number of channels), transcode will be performed instead.		**Please note, that if merge is not possible (e.g. files have different number of channels), transcode will be performed instead.
	*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.		*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.
	*Split into file per channel - separate file per channel ~~will be created~~.		*Split into file per channel - files will be merged via transcoding into separate file per channel.
	**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.		*Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.
	**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		*Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.		*Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.
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Wikiadmin at 06:46, 2 April 2016

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	**Please note, that if merge is not possible (e.g. files have different number of channels), transcode will be performed instead.		**Please note, that if merge is not possible (e.g. files have different number of channels), transcode will be performed instead.
	*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.		*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.
			*Split into file per channel - separate file per channel will be created.
	**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.		**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.
	**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.		**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.
	**Split into file per channel - separate file per channel will be created.
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Wikiadmin at 06:46, 2 April 2016

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	**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.		**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.
			**Split into file per channel - separate file per channel will be created.
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Wikiadmin at 06:43, 2 April 2016

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	[[file:Merge_CUE_settings.png]]		[[file:Merge_CUE_settings.png]]
	*Merge without transcoding - when all source files have audio stream in any of those formats, program will extract and merge those files without transcoding. This way no quality will be lost during the process.		*Merge without transcoding - when all source files have audio stream in any of those formats, program will extract and merge those files without transcoding. This way no quality will be lost during the process.
			**Please note, that if merge is not possible (e.g. files have different number of channels), transcode will be performed instead.
	*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.		*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.
	**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.		**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.

Wikiadmin at 19:52, 14 August 2015

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	**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.		**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.
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Wikiadmin at 14:21, 14 August 2015

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	**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.		**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.
	**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.		**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
	**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use that CUE~~, instead of~~ creating the new one.		**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use contents of that CUE file when creating the new one.

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*Merge without transcoding - when all source files have audio stream in any of those formats, program will extract and merge those files without transcoding. This way no quality will be lost during the process.
*Always transcode - files will always be transcoded.
**Create CUE file - CUE file will be created.
**Embed CUE - CUE will be embedded into output file. This option work for FLAC, WavPack and APE.
**Reuse original CUE if possible - if files were added using CUE, then program will try to re-use that CUE, instead of creating the new one.