
I am trying to find/create some automated way to generate a .cue file which would have the filepath and start/end times for each track. Such as this:
```
TITLE "my cool cue file"
PERFORMER "Unknown Artist"
FILE "tracks.als"
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Track"
PERFORMER "Chagrin D'amour"
FILE "E:/martinradio/soulseek/complete/Chagrin D'amour - Mon Bob et moi/6 - Papa scratch.mp3" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Finitribe Monster In The House Catch The Whistle Mix - Bunker Headz"
FILE "E:/martinradio/playlists/whistle/Finitribe Monster In The House Catch The Whistle Mix - Bunker Headz.mp3" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:02:18
```
How can I find the start times for each audio file on each track of my project?
I know I can run this command `gzip -cd Untitled.als > MySong.xml` to turn a .als file into an .xml file, but the xml contents are not that helpfull, as I can't find a filepath or start time.
I've tried using a Python package pyableton but has been unsuccessful, not able to run, I've reported the error on the github page.
I found a free tool to generate timestamps for track Locators in an .als project, but it doesn't report the audio file path, and requires me to manu8ally add a locator to the start of every track https://timestamps.me/
How can I write an automated solution to generate a .cue file from my .als file?