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Originally Posted by akademie
Yes, that part I did realized, but why use it if burning reaper-created WAV/CUE ??
Is there any bug or what in "cdrdao"?
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REAPER creates BIN (not WAV) + CUE. But its BIN file is little-endian not big-endian as expected by cdrdao. So, no, it's not a fault with cdrdao. Honestly, I find it odd that REAPER doesn't instead create WAV+CUE by default given I've always associated BIN files with data disc rips. It would be nice to have the option even if said option is buried deep in a settings menu. Indeed, it should probably be default for Linux given I can't find any GUI app that can handle BIN/CUE.
You can render a long WAV and then create a CUE with latest scripts from MPL but for me it was always a workaround because there was no built-in SoX or r8brain so I did all my distribution formats outside of REAPER from a hi-res WAV/CUE master.