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File Mask




The file mask determines how Medieval Cue Splitter will name the newly created files. Like the playlist name, these will be based on the information stored in the CUE file. Click the green + sign to add a new name format.



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The Add File Mask window tells you what each code will add to the file names. You can also add other characters, like () or [] to the mask.





Using Multiple File Masks


If you have more than one file mask you want to use they'll show up in the dropdown list in the lower right corner of Medieval Cue Splitter.



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