In a previous post I talked about how a large .flac file can be split into the original CD tracks (provided you have a correct .cue file).
Here is how to do the same for a large .ape file.
Installing the mac utility
APE is Monkey's Audio file format for lossless audio compression. You can find it at tari.in.
For Debian/Ubuntu, install it as follows:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:robert-tari/main
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mac
Splitting the .ape file
You can decompress the file(s) directly:mac CDImage.ape CDImage.wav -dNow you can split the .wav file the normal way, converting the parts into .flac files at the same time:
cuebreakpoints CDImage.cue | shnsplit -o flac CDImage.wav...and add the tags from the .cue sheet:
cuetag CDImage.cue split-track*.flac(If you need to actually convert .flac files to .mp3-s, check out this post.)
check out http://code.google.com/p/split2flac/ ;)
ReplyDeleteHey, cool. Thanks for pointing the project out to me. I had no idea it was 'out there'.
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