but … again … gapless has nothing to do with the cue sheet
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Now that Plexamp is implemented, it is even more important to push on this aspect
an excellent player must have these features
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+1 for getting plex to support cue+flac.
In fact the only reason I use plex now is for music.
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Are there any updates regarding the CUE file support?
Anything yet?
This should be supported.
Playback of lossless formats is a higher needs as more individuals are re-ripping their music libraries with the introduction of PlexAmp, cheaper storage on both drives and mobile devices.
Chopping the flac files into individual “units” leaves a lot to be desired from a file management viewpoint and integration of the media with other applications.
So, in short - thumbs up again for supporting cue+flac.
Wait, WHAT? plex doesn’t support APE/FLAC+CUE?!
I was shocked when saw whole album in one track, thought there is misconfiguration somehow
wait wait wait… so I need to convert all data by myself? even with plex pass?
Oh god…
+1 on FLAC+CUE support. Come on guys 
come on guys, need this!
+1 for flac+cue supprt
Make this a reality. It is so MUCH needed !
same thing but a few years ago and I was about to report the issue
then I read the forum where I could see that obvious things are required for years and years …
I am also very interested in this functionality.
Furthermore, this would considerably reduce the number of files that have to be scanned every time we update the library.
I would love flac+cue support, I don’t even mind if it doesn’t sound gapless on non-Plexamp clients. Just so long as it sounds gapless on Plexamp like other formats do, that’s fine with me. Of course flac+cue sounding gapless on Plex Media Player and Plex for Mac is preferable. Thanks.
I too would like to see this feature implemented.
+1 +2 +3
Cue sheet support please!
please support it, we want cue, we need cue.
Use “CUE Splitter” software.
It’s amazing
it is now 9 (nine) years that a feature now present in any music player is required and the advice we are given is to use a splitter … is it a joke right?
My main music file library is sorted with flac + cue and due to this lack I have to create a twin with separate tracks for the exclusive use of Plex causing a (useless) doubling of the (precious) space used.
Has anyone doubted that they don’t know what we’re talking about?
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This would be a signal that Plex cares for the Music!
The people that cares about quality and details. I think this is a substantial market, based on the fact that there are other competitors investing there to launch specific music-only software…
Please!
