No - the cue information was in the original mono file.

There is a button called wav.... :-/

I tried copying the info from the original file and paste into the 
merged stereo one. I couldn't.

I do not have time at present to learn what this program does and how.

Mark


On 09/12/2016 20:46, Jeremy Nicoll - ml sox users wrote:
> On 2016-12-09 12:37, Dr. Mark Bugeja MD wrote:
>> I just did. It lists the cues as text. I copied that, opened the
>> stereo sample created by sox and similar text appeared for that.
> So you're saying that the cue info in the mono files DID arrive in the
> merged file that sox created?
>
>
>> Neither would show a wav profile
> None of the screenshots on that program's website show a 'wav profile'
> (if you mean the waveform?) so why would you expect to see one?
>
>> with the stereo sox generated sample eliciting an error that it was not
>> in a compatible format.
> But you said at the top that the program did manage to extract cue
> information.
>
> Was the cue info from the merged file exactly as you expected it to be?
>
>
>> There is no paste button either!
> I've never used the app.  Its website says quite clearly that it can
> import
> cue info to a wave file.  Looking at the screenshots, there's a whole
> load of
> buttons at the righthand side of the main window.  Do none of those do
> what you
> want?
>
>
> x



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