Parses cue files from Rekordbox's recordings to produce readable, markdown-friendly playlists.
I needed a similar utility, I've seen there are many of them out there, but I wanted to make a more portable one while playing with Rust.
rbcue2txt <path to cue file>By default, it will output the playlist in this format:
- [00:00:02] Giuseppe Surace - Shot You Down (Original Mix)
- [00:03:06] Aldo Cadiz - Tzu-Mani
...
- [00:57:02] Super Flu - Super Flu 3 < Isaac
And in markdown it would look like this:
- [00:00:02] Giuseppe Surace - Shot You Down (Original Mix)
- [00:03:06] Aldo Cadiz - Tzu-Mani
...
- [00:57:02] Super Flu - Super Flu 3 < Isaac
However, you can also pass a desired output format as second argument, by following these rules:
%A: artist name%T: time%N: title
So, for example, calling rbcue2txt <path to cue file> "%A - %N" will produce this output:
Giuseppe Surace - Shot You Down (Original Mix)
Aldo Cadiz - Tzu-Mani
...
Super Flu - Super Flu 3 < Isaac
Tested against Rekordbox 6 cue sheets on MacOS.
Download the binary for your platform from https://github.com/andreapavoni/rbcue2txt/releases.
- clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/andreapavoni/rbcue2txt.git - cd into the directory:
cd rbcue2txt - test:
cargo test - build:
cargo build --release - Move the binary to
/usr/local/bin:mv target/release/rbcue2txt /usr/local/bin/rbcue2txt
The authors of rekordbox-cue-to-txt for their original work in JS.
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