CUERipper: Consider allowEmbed of formats#377
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Do not embed the `CUESHEET` tag in case of formats, which do not support it (mp3, m4a, wma, ogg, opus, etc.). - Consider `allowEmbed` of formats - Use `CUEStyle.SingleFile` if embedding of the `CUESHEET` tag is not supported, which also ensures that a .cue file is written. - Resolves gchudov#322
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Here is a build for testing: @ha-korth, please have a look, if CUERipper behaves as expected concerning embedded CUE Sheets depending on the format. |
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Only tested 2 rips so far but they tested good.
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Do not embed the
CUESHEETtag in case of formats, which do notsupport it (mp3, m4a, wma, ogg, opus, etc.).
allowEmbedof formatsCUEStyle.SingleFileif embedding of theCUESHEETtag is notsupported, which also ensures that a .cue file is written.