Converts a single FLAC file with associated cue file into multiple FLAC files

shnsplit -o flac -t "%n - %t - %a" -f sample.cue sample.flac

Split flac or ape file to track with filename from cuetag file.

Sample Output

shnsplit -o flac -t "%n - %t - %a" -f Son\ Ca\ 7B.cue Son\ Ca\ 7B.flac 

shnsplit: warning: discarding initial zero-valued split point
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [01 - Nhu Canh Vac Bay - Son Ca 7B.flac] (5:02.22) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [02 - Bien Nho - Son Ca 7B.flac] (4:50.29) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [03 - Ru Em Tung Ngon Xuan Nong - Son Ca 7B.flac] (5:23.53) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [04 - Noi Vong Tay Lon - Son Ca 7B.flac] (3:07.25) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [05 - Diem Xua - Son Ca 7B.flac] (3:30.71) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [06 - Uot Mi - Son Ca 7B.flac] (6:13.48) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [07 - Goi Ten Bon Mua - Son Ca 7B.flac] (4:23.38) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [08 - Ha Trang - Son Ca 7B.flac] (5:15.07) : 100% OK
Splitting [Son Ca 7B.flac] (44:28.52) --> [09 - Nghe Nhung Tan Phai - Son Ca 7B.flac] (6:41.59) : 100% OK

By: MrTux

2012-05-30 13:34:39

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Converts a single FLAC file with associated cue file into multiple FLAC files

Converts a single FLAC file with associated cue file into multiple FLAC files. Takes two arguments: the name of the FLAC file and and the name of the cue file. Example: flacAlbumToFiles foo.flac foo.cue Requires: - cuetools - shntools
This is sample output - yours may be different.
5

cuebreakpoints "$2" | shnsplit -o flac "$1"

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