CUE file support #740
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CUE file support #740
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Fixed playing tracks in an external app by more strictly forcing transcoding - for now |
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Hello! This is a draft PR I talked about in #2, still very rough but at this point
usable enough that I will be running this at my local instance for nowor not, just discovered that this works in web interface but not in the mobile app I useTranscoding is forced at the moment for tracks parsed from .cue files due to necessity of using
ffmpegto stream files with offset. Maybe something could be done on the "frontend" to correctly display/play untrimmed dataIt's very late at my location, so I'm leaving it here and clocking out for today. This is very much a WIP still, but I think it will be productive to have it here already and maybe start discussing