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20th November 2004, 22:59
[EDIT] So lame. Sorry :
"General Audio Procedures FAQ - 14. How can I split my AC3/DTS/AAC/MP3/MP2/MPA/WAV track into several seperate, shorter, tracks?
Use BeSplit, it was written especially for that."
I promise I'll always fully read the FAQ before posting.
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Hello everybody.
A friend of mine encoded a CD using I dunno what audio encoder, but the problem is that it produced a single ~100MB mp3 file, coming with a .cue containing the tracks infos.
I've absolutely no problem playing it, but it's not very convenient in a portable player...
So I'd like to convert this monolothic cue/mp3 couple to "normally" track-splitted mp3s.
The .cue looks like this :
PERFORMER "Artist"
TITLE "Title"
FILE "Media.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "azerty"
PERFORMER "www"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "hgtrsths"
PERFORMER "www"
INDEX 01 06:47:55
....
At the moment, since neither Daemon Tools nor Alcohol120% recognizes the "MP3" type (line 3), the only solution I've found is to re-record an image through Nero's Image Burner (Nero does recognize the MP3 type, and interpretes the .cue), then re-extract/compress it.
Quite complicated... What's more, that's quite dumb to recompress, isn't it ? Direct stream copy would be faster and better.
foobar interpretes the .cue and does recompression pretty well, but that's still unnecessary stuff and Direct stream copy would be a lot faster.
But I've absolutely no idea on how to do this. I was thinking to AVS scripting, but wasn't very successful with it...
It would be very nice if somebody could help me or suggest another idea.
Thanks in advance.
"General Audio Procedures FAQ - 14. How can I split my AC3/DTS/AAC/MP3/MP2/MPA/WAV track into several seperate, shorter, tracks?
Use BeSplit, it was written especially for that."
I promise I'll always fully read the FAQ before posting.
--------------------------------------------------------
Hello everybody.
A friend of mine encoded a CD using I dunno what audio encoder, but the problem is that it produced a single ~100MB mp3 file, coming with a .cue containing the tracks infos.
I've absolutely no problem playing it, but it's not very convenient in a portable player...
So I'd like to convert this monolothic cue/mp3 couple to "normally" track-splitted mp3s.
The .cue looks like this :
PERFORMER "Artist"
TITLE "Title"
FILE "Media.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "azerty"
PERFORMER "www"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "hgtrsths"
PERFORMER "www"
INDEX 01 06:47:55
....
At the moment, since neither Daemon Tools nor Alcohol120% recognizes the "MP3" type (line 3), the only solution I've found is to re-record an image through Nero's Image Burner (Nero does recognize the MP3 type, and interpretes the .cue), then re-extract/compress it.
Quite complicated... What's more, that's quite dumb to recompress, isn't it ? Direct stream copy would be faster and better.
foobar interpretes the .cue and does recompression pretty well, but that's still unnecessary stuff and Direct stream copy would be a lot faster.
But I've absolutely no idea on how to do this. I was thinking to AVS scripting, but wasn't very successful with it...
It would be very nice if somebody could help me or suggest another idea.
Thanks in advance.