The Cue Point Editor is opened with Ctrl+T or by clicking 'Tags' in the player area.
It is only available when a track is loaded in the player.

The editor has two areas:
- Waveform with cue point markers (blue lines)
- Tag editor (right side, with ValueListEditor)

Sub-chapters: Overview, Navigation and Shortcuts, Setting Cue Points, Gain Normalization.

Note for blind users:
All editor functions are fully accessible via keyboard.
Use F1-F10 to select cue points, K/L to move the cursor.
See 'Navigation and Shortcuts' for the complete keyboard reference.
F1 in the Cue Point Editor opens 'Navigation and Shortcuts' (not the main help).

Voice tracks (file name starting with "VT - ") are not stored in the database. For them the database-related functions are disabled: Save, Set Gain (target loudness and the gain slider), Calculate BPM, Read Tags and Find Year. Setting cue points stays possible – it is needed for trimming (see "Voice track > Trim").

If the selected server profile has no database configured, RemotePLE fetches the cue points and tags through the RadioBOSS interface and writes them back there as well. When the editor opens, it announces which route was used. Saving always writes the whole record at once – cue points, level and tag fields together. Two limits remain: the interface does not know Mix-Start (F6), so that cue point is locked and says why when you select it; and it does not deliver gender, language or ReplayGain track and ReplayGain album – those four fields stay empty and cannot be edited. Everything else, including setting the gain, calculating BPM, reading tags and searching for the year, works as it does with a database. If the record of a title should ever be too long for the interface, nothing is saved and that is announced – better nothing than something truncated.

If neither a database nor RadioBOSS access is configured, the editor cannot be opened at all. The program says so when you try, instead of not reacting.
