Readit NewsEven if I wanted to join, Kindle Unlimited is not offered here. I can't even buy the eBook from Amazon.
- The CUE maps the audio in a "CD-native" way, like each track can have 1 or more indices, which enables things like pregaps. When you split FLACs into discrete tracks you need to figure out how to project that onto files, do you put the pregaps at the end of previous tracks? At the beginning of next tracks? In short, with a CUE you can emulate the CD experience more accurately.
- If you are seeding a torrent, you need to keep the original data intact.
I'm not sure it's well supported anywhere however. Maybe foobar2000?
Edit: I pulled up the RFC[1] for FLAC, and it seems like this is a use case they had in mind for the embedded cuesheet:
> A cuesheet metadata block can be used either [...] or to provide a mechanism to store locations of interest within a FLAC file.
[0]: https://www.discogs.com/release/6057232
[1]: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9639.html#name-cuesheet
I worked as a tech at a stage for a short while. We always used XLR5 for lighting and XLR3 for audio.
Why? Last I checked, it's
* Depart SFO via BART
* Get off BART at the first stop, Millbrae
* Exit BART and enter Caltrain
Fortunately they've since reverted back to always running to Millbrae from the airport.
If anything, a rebrand is much harder if you are small. If McDonalds rebranded to a new name that would make national news, and their consistent and well-protected branding and large number of store locations would make it very clear to potential customers that little except the name changed. Small restaurants have non of that
It looks like distribution in the UK, Australia and New Zealand (only?) is from the imprint Gollancz, who has decided to go with DRM versions.