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NAME

       cueconvert - convert files between CUE and TOC formats

SYNOPSIS

       cueconvert  [  -i  format  |  --input-format=format  ]  [  -o  format |
       --output-format=format ] [ infile [ outfile ] ]
       cueconvert --help

DESCRIPTION

       cueconvert coverts files between the CUE and TOC formats, each of which
       are  commonly  used  by  compact  disc ripping software to denote track
       breakpoints and other data.

       The operands are optional; if infile is not specified, cueconvert reads
       from  standard  input,  and  if  outfile is not specified, it writes to
       standard output.

       If no filenamess are specified, standard input is used,  and  an  input
       format  option must be specified.  The complementary format is used for
       output.

       If filenames are provided, but format options are  not  specified,  the
       input  and  output  formats  will  be  guessed based on each filename’s
       suffix (e.g., .cue or .toc).  This heuristic is case-insensitive.

OPTIONS

       -h, --help
              displays a usage message and exits.

       -i format, --input-format=format
              sets the expected format of the input file to format.

       -o format, --output-format=format
              sets the format of the generated output file to format.

       The option argument format must be either cue or toc.

EXIT STATUS

       cueconvert exits with status zero if it successfully coverts the  input
       file, and nonzero if there were problems.

AUTHOR

       Cuetools  was  written by Svend Sorensen.  Branden Robinson contributed
       fixes and enhancements to the utilities and documentation.

SEE ALSO

       cuebreakpoints(1), cueprint(1)

                                                                 cueconvert(1)