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Revision as of 14:10, 30 June 2012
The CUE sheet format (.cue) file is often used in combination with .bin or .iso file(s) to define the track and/or session layout of an optical disc.
Contents
The CUE sheet is a text based format that contains commands which specify the layout.
History
The CUE sheet originates from CDRWIN, but various additions have been made like the CDTEXT and IsoBuster extensions.
