First post, by john32b
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Hi all, I made a small tool that makes it easy to encode the audio tracks of .cue/.bin CD images and create the new .cue files automatically.
It is called CBAE (Cue Bin Audio Encoder, how original!) and it's a Command Line Interface program, runs in Windows and Linux.
It supports all the major audio encoders (OPUS, FLAC)
- It works with FFMPEG behind the scenes, and it is a prerequisite. You need to have FFMPEG in installed and declared in your PATH
- It is a NodeJS script, so you need NodeJS installed in your system, unless
- For Windows there is a standalone build, that only requires FFMPEG
Here is the GitHub page for the project with more infos : https://github.com/john32b/cbae
DosBox, supporting OPUS audio is one of the best things ever, I have converted all my CD images to OPUS, I think it is a really nice codec.
This is a first release, I've tested it and been using this for a while and everything appears to be working fine.
I hope this will be of help for anyone that wishes to convert their CD images to encoded audio to save space.
If you encounter any bugs, or if you have any notes or ideas, please do share 😀
Cheers.