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RE: cMP - the open source high-end Memory Player

I wanted to thank Seger for walking through this with me.I would also like to post a brief description of the process. I have been using EAC to create CUE from single wav files that I have ripped to my music drive. First create a folder(Duke Ellington)and put all wav files to cue in that folder. To use EAC on your Cics music PC you must re-enable your CD drive or EAC hangs up, if you use another computer the file path must be identical (E:\EAC). So, EAC>Tools>write cd-r>layout>append files as new tracks(index 1),your choice>File>Save Cue sheet. I have been able to do this with both redbook and HiRes, I don't actually burn anything. I cut and paste the track titles from the source file into the EAC window, Track 01 etc... Then edit in notepad. File>open>select cue>add spaces at top>REM GENRE Jazz(if you want)>PERFORMER "Duke Ellington">TITLE "Standards">Save. By putting in the PERFORMER and TITLE Cplay and Cmp display the information. That's it open in cplay to test and play music. Thanks again Seger, Thomas.
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