MPlayer can run BIN CUE files!

This is awesome. You do not need to mount the files or extract the dat file or write a CD to get access to the content!

Open Source Awesomeness. Can Windows Media Player do that? Or Apple QuickTime?

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2 Responses to “MPlayer can run BIN CUE files!”

Vedant Says:
August 27th, 2007 at 07:42 am
AFAIK, MPlayer keeps reading a file until it finds a header it recognizes, and then plays it. Even if the media content is at the middle or end of a file, it could work.

Some incomplete files make mplayer stop within a second, and some incomplete files play fine-ish. YMMV.
anonymous_chicken_coward Says:
June 29th, 2008 at 01:49 pm
mencoder even sweeter.

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