Hi!
I wonder, if it would be possible for DJs to create a cuesheet and upload it in future.
For those who don't know: a cuesheet is a file, which includes information about a long mp3-file (it's like a tracklist with the beginning time of each track) with lot's of tracks in it. So if you record a set, you can download this cue-sheet and slice your mp3 into seperate files with freeware programs (eg. to burn it easily).
for further information about cuesheets: Cue sheet (computing) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You'll find freeware for creating and parsing cue sheets easily, so i think it wouldn't be very time-consuming for DJs to create a cue. (even if there's no software around: There's an API-Library for C#, so i think it wouldn't take that much time, to code one just for AH.FM
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I know it would be possible to create a cue for your own, but it's annoying to seek the position of a trackchange, especially if you don't know the track. I think the DJs would know these positions best.
So what do you think?
p.s.: I thought about legality, and I think it would be no problem. It's like a enhanced tracklist, nothing more...
I wonder, if it would be possible for DJs to create a cuesheet and upload it in future.
For those who don't know: a cuesheet is a file, which includes information about a long mp3-file (it's like a tracklist with the beginning time of each track) with lot's of tracks in it. So if you record a set, you can download this cue-sheet and slice your mp3 into seperate files with freeware programs (eg. to burn it easily).
for further information about cuesheets: Cue sheet (computing) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You'll find freeware for creating and parsing cue sheets easily, so i think it wouldn't be very time-consuming for DJs to create a cue. (even if there's no software around: There's an API-Library for C#, so i think it wouldn't take that much time, to code one just for AH.FM
I know it would be possible to create a cue for your own, but it's annoying to seek the position of a trackchange, especially if you don't know the track. I think the DJs would know these positions best.
So what do you think?
p.s.: I thought about legality, and I think it would be no problem. It's like a enhanced tracklist, nothing more...