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How do I permanently split .flac files with .cue files into individual tracks?

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JustinChase:
Thanks everyone.  I did discover that if I select the individual split files (as MC displays them, not the full, uncut single flac file) and chose convert files on those, I can select the format to convert to (flac in this case) and MC will convert them into actual individual files.

Somewhat annoyingly, it doesn't use my normal naming convention for the new files, but they do retain the tags from the originals, so it's easy enough to rename, move, copy them to the correct structure and location.

I did have a couple of instances where the process froze MC solid and I had to kill it and reconvert the files, but it generally works okay.

ferday:
Cool, learned something new!

~OHM~:

--- Quote from: ferday on January 24, 2016, 09:57:47 pm ---Cool, learned something new!



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ditto

rudyrednose:
+1, this will be handy.

Awesome Donkey:

--- Quote from: TAO1857 on January 23, 2016, 12:19:08 pm ---this is what i use

http://www.medieval.it/cuesplitter-pc/menu-id-71.html

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I wouldn't recommend Medieval CUE Splitter as it's known to introduce sector boundary errors (SBE's) when splitting. CUETools would be the recommended solution for an external program outside of MC.

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