I just ripped a CD to a "single file with cue" (mp3) and I'm confused by the results.
First, it lost all the tagging I did on the CD other than the "Name" of the CD, which got carried over to the "Name" field for the single track. All the other fields that I filled in for the CD -- Genre, Artist, Album, Date, Disc Number, and Art/Image -- are blank on the resulting file. Is this a bug? I assume that I can tag it again, but why didn't the information I used on the CD get carried over to the resulting file like it does with "normal" rips? Am I seeing a bug here?
Second, I simply ended up with a single, big file and no "track" info at all. In other words, it's as if the CD I ripped contained a single track (it actually contains 23 tracks.)
I feel like I must be missing something here. How is the "Cue" file being used? I "thought" that I'd end up being able to hit "next" and "previous" to navigate to the track points, but I simply jump to the beginning/end of the entire hour long rip. I also thought that I'd somehow be able to see the individual track info, but once again, I just see a single "name" for the entire thing, and I can't see any behavior that indicates that the cue file is being utilized in any way.
Again, is there a bug with this, or am I just completely misunderstanding how the "single file with cue" is supposed to work.
Lastly, in the "Ripping Options" I have "Analyze audio during rip" checked, but the tag window says "Audio not analyzed" in the "Format" field. My normal rips always get analyzed, so I'm not sure what's happenning here. Is this a "trait" of ripping to single file with cue, or, once again, is there a bug with this?
Thanks for any help/feedback with this,
Larry