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If first track in .CUE contains INDEX 02, INDEX 03, etc, playback starts from the last index.
It should start from the first index - the beginning of .FLAC.

Example 1. When I select this cue file (on network or in local folder), playback starts from 19:43

Code:
FILE "Range.flac" WAVE
 TRACK 01 AUDIO
   INDEX 01 00:00:00
   INDEX 02 05:24:05
   INDEX 03 10:12:00
   INDEX 04 15:26:60
   INDEX 05 17:41:62
   INDEX 06 19:43:37
 TRACK 02 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 23:42:02
   INDEX 01 23:45:52
 TRACK 03 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 28:13:47
   INDEX 01 28:16:57

Example 2. Playback starts from 04:05

Code:
FILE "image.flac" WAVE
 TRACK 01 AUDIO
   INDEX 01 00:00:00
   INDEX 02 04:05:00
 TRACK 02 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 06:42:13
   INDEX 01 06:44:63
 TRACK 03 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 10:38:25
   INDEX 01 10:41:05
I normally don't use Library but found there the above albums.
It is impossible to start them from the beginning using Library.

Example 1.
Track 1 length is 4:02 instead of 23:42
Track 2 is 4:31 - Ok.

Example 2.
Track 1 length is 2:39 instead of 6:42
Track 2 is 3:56 - Ok.
Workaround: delete from .cue all lines with INDEX 02 and above (or add REM in the beginning).
So a simple solution for developers: just ignore them.

Some old expensive CD players can jump to these indices - some parts of a long track, such as medley. I have a Sony CD player with a special buttons INDEX on remote. But there is no such feature in any software player, unfortunately.
The issue is solved in 4.3.0 for local folders only. But for network folders it works exactly as before.
4.3.2: STILL not solved