Howto/Script: Cuesheet Splitter for Lossless Audio files

**ariel** · April 10th, 2011

New version 0.2.3 posted.

Support for splitting one (or many) single file lossless+cuesheet into per-track FLACs has been added (finally!); now you can choose between OGG, MP3 or FLAC
simplified the GUI a little bit to make it smaller and less confusing, hoping it will fit the screen of smaller devices; it now requires 442x673 pixels - should somehow fit 1024x768 netbooks

Enjoy!

**annda** · April 30th, 2011

Thank you very much, ariel! After cleaning up some CUE files I could finally bring some order to my music collection.

In case you need suggestions as to how to perfect the GUI, I'd suggest adding a button to show the log file in case of errors. It's not that difficult to find, but it would be a nice touch. (This is not a complaint, I really do appreciate your work.)

**intel352** · June 2nd, 2011

Use Flacon instead, has gui, is in Software Center, works well on FLAC/APE/CUE.

**ariel** · June 3rd, 2011

Originally Posted by annda

Thank you very much, ariel! After cleaning up some CUE files I could finally bring some order to my music collection.

In case you need suggestions as to how to perfect the GUI, I'd suggest adding a button to show the log file in case of errors. It's not that difficult to find, but it would be a nice touch. (This is not a complaint, I really do appreciate your work.)

Version 0.2.4: added the [File > Show the Log File] option in the menu

**rich1842** · July 27th, 2012

This looks great but is it a big deal for you to make a deb file for idiot newbies like me who can't install from grown-up tar files - please?

**jamesisin** · July 28th, 2012

In this particular case, the tarball you are downloading is just a container (much like a zip file) which contains the script you will use. Essentially you just extract the script (files) from the tarball and save them to a particular location. The instructions posted by the author are pretty direct. Let us know if you encounter any troubles.

Alternatively you could look at my script which is purely on the command line. You will find a link to that script on the second page of comments in this thread.