#Medieval cue splitter ape files software#
#Medieval cue splitter ape files series#

Multi-language interface: you can translate the software to your language using the buil-in translating tool You can choose your preferred font face to use in the user-interface form You can create and handle your custom list of musical genres (used for tags) You can edit artist and title using pop-up menu or double-clicking over a track (changes are not saved back on. You can scan a single audio file or an entire directory recursively, to obtain file informations and detect audio errors You can choose a char case changer, for files and tags, between: title case, upper case, lower case, sentence case You can handle any number of custom 'file mask' strings, as needed, directly from the user-interface CUE extension with CUE Splitter and double-click on any. You can choose only desired tracks for extraction You can send all splitted fiiles into a common directory (press F6 to configure this feature) ĬUE sheet and M3U generated files can use a file mask too You can automatically generate a new CUE sheet file at the end of split process Generated file tags are automatically filled with informations extracted from 'CUE' files (tags can be modified on-the-fly) Īutomatically generates an M3U and M3U8 playlist file ready for Winamp (and other players) Generated file names are automatically constructed using a user-defined 'file mask' string (Press F1 or F6 for a tutorial) Various file access methods to improve performance across different systems You can include the gap sound chunk (mostly silence) on splitted files Hidden tracks and sub-indexes are automatically detected

#Medieval cue splitter ape files series#

You can batch process a series of CUE sheet files at once

CUE files written with Unicode, UTF8 and ANSI (any codepage) encoding Supported audio tags: ID3v1, ID3v2, Lyrics, Vorbis comment e APE Ĭomplete support for Unicode, UTF8 and ANSI encodings in every part of the program Ĭan load. My question is about whether these operations are lossless:ġ) Converting cue+Flac into track flac (since there no real option to SPLIT the flac in JRiver): is it lossless? Should I rather do it with cuetools?Ģ) Converting Cue+APE into track flac: is it lossless? Should I use another software?ģ) instead of converting is there another way? - i.e.Supported audio files: uncompressed pcm WAVE, MP3, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, WV and TTA įull support for DTS-WAV of DTS-Audio CD JRiver makes it very simple: I can just bulk convert and replace the files in library so I should not even notice it once it's done. In order to avoid this in the future, I thought I might bite the bullet and just split all CUE+FLAC and convert the CUE+APE track FLAC. HURRAY! (I have sidecar on, but it does not work for cue rips?). wonderful surprise, I lost all tagging done in JRiver for everything that was CUE+FLAC or CUE+APE. However yesterday I moved the library to a new HD and. No problem having them in JRiver of course. In the past, not sure why, I used to rip my CDs to CUE+APE and then to CUE+FLAC. So I have a large collection of classical music in my JRiver.