Linux command
cuetag 命令
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常用示例
Tag FLAC files from CUE sheet
cuetag [album.cue] [track*.flac]
Tag specific tracks
cuetag [album.cue] [track01.flac] [track02.flac]
Tag Ogg Vorbis files
cuetag [album.cue] [track*.ogg]
Tag MP3 files
cuetag [album.cue] [track*.mp3]
说明
cuetag transfers metadata from a CUE sheet to audio files. It reads track information (title, performer, ISRC, etc.) from the CUE sheet and writes appropriate tags to the corresponding audio files. The tool automatically detects file format and uses the appropriate tagging method: metaflac for FLAC, vorbiscomment for Ogg Vorbis, and id3v2/id3tag for MP3. Files must be named so that track order matches (typically from shnsplit output). Tags transferred include: title, artist/performer, album, track number, genre, date, and ISRC codes if present in the CUE sheet.
FAQ
What is the cuetag command used for?
cuetag transfers metadata from a CUE sheet to audio files. It reads track information (title, performer, ISRC, etc.) from the CUE sheet and writes appropriate tags to the corresponding audio files. The tool automatically detects file format and uses the appropriate tagging method: metaflac for FLAC, vorbiscomment for Ogg Vorbis, and id3v2/id3tag for MP3. Files must be named so that track order matches (typically from shnsplit output). Tags transferred include: title, artist/performer, album, track number, genre, date, and ISRC codes if present in the CUE sheet.
How do I run a basic cuetag example?
Run `cuetag [album.cue] [track*.flac]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more cuetag examples?
This page includes 4 examples for cuetag, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.