Generate Cue Files

What's New

This release comes with a few community requested features, as well as some minor bug fixes and other quality-of-life enhancements.

Cue Files

The script can now generate .cue files which can be used to edit chapter markers and timecodes. The files are slightly different from your standard .cue file for compatibility and parsing reasons, but close enough where converting them would not be difficult.

If a .cue file exists within the audiobook directory, it will be used in every subsequent run for parsing timecodes. To stop this behavior, simply rename/move/delete the .cue file and generate a new one (or don't, up to you).

File Numbering & Sorting

I received some feedback regarding the file identifiers not sorting properly. I've added a leading 0 to every number below 10, which should help sorting in Explorer, Finder, etc.

defaults.toml Updates

I've added a few things to the configuration file to support the new .cue feature, with the goal of making things easier for those who always want .cue files while continuing to leave the default behavior disabled in the script for those who don't.