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RE: What is the problem you're trying to solve

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Rip one of your cd with EAC in flac mode, ask EAC to create a .cue file.

Once it is done load the cue file with cplay and you will get an error as inside cue files have .wav extension whereas on disk they have .flac extension.

To fix you need to open the cue file with a text editor and replace all occurence to .wav with .flac.

My idea of trying to load .wav file and if it fails trying to load .flac file would fix such issue without the need of editing all of your .cue file


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