Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-29 Thread Sthu Deus
Thank You for Your time and answer, dulev: >> The new created file size does not seem to have any difference w/ the >> primary one, its size is also the same. When I tried to split, I >> still get: >> >> bad character '�' >> bad character '�' >> bad character '�' > >Maybe the strange characters a

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-29 Thread dulev
> Thank You for Your time and answer, dulev: > > >You hame some strange characters at the top of cue file or lines ends > >with CRLF. Try convert cue file to unix text file with dos2unix. > > Hmm. I have run > > $ dos2unix -n MG.cue 1.cue > dos2unix: converting file MG.cue to file 1.cue in Unix

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-29 Thread Sthu Deus
Thank You for Your time and answer, dulev: >You hame some strange characters at the top of cue file or lines ends >with CRLF. Try convert cue file to unix text file with dos2unix. Hmm. I have run $ dos2unix -n MG.cue 1.cue dos2unix: converting file MG.cue to file 1.cue in Unix format ... The n

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread dulev
> Thank You for Your time and answer: > > >> $ shnsplit -o wav -f 1.cue 1.flac > >> > >> when I get: > >> > >> shnsplit: error: value not in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff, or m:ss.nnn > >> format: > >> ... > >> The .cue file has such lines: > >> > >> ... > >> INDEX 01 00:00:00 > >> INDEX 01 04:01:30 > >

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread Sthu Deus
Thank You for Your time and answer, Olav: >I would also use this method. Except I usually use bchunk to split the >file, where you use shnsplit. > >So that would be: > >$ bchunk -w 1.bin 1.cue track.wav > >Then of course I would encode the tracks, tag them, rename them. It works great except for

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread Sthu Deus
Thank You for Your time and answer: >> $ shnsplit -o wav -f 1.cue 1.flac >> >> when I get: >> >> shnsplit: error: value not in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff, or m:ss.nnn >> format: >> ... >> The .cue file has such lines: >> >> ... >> INDEX 01 00:00:00 >> INDEX 01 04:01:30 >> INDEX 01 06:54:50 > >Try: >

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread Olav Lavell
On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 11:33:00 +0100, dulev wrote: Try: $ flac -d -o 1.wav 1.flac $ cuebreakpoints 1.cue | shnsplit 1.wav cuebreakpoints is part of cuetools package. I would also use this method. Except I usually use bchunk to split the file, where you use shnsplit. So that would be: $ bch

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread Lorenzo Sutton
On 24/11/11 11:19, Sthu Deus wrote: Good time of the day. Excuse me for off topic, please. I try to split a big flac file into separate tracks it contains according to .cue file I have w/ this command: $ shnsplit -o wav -f 1.cue 1.flac when I get: shnsplit: error: value not in bytes, m:ss,

Re: OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread dulev
> $ shnsplit -o wav -f 1.cue 1.flac > > when I get: > > shnsplit: error: value not in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff, or m:ss.nnn > format: > ... > The .cue file has such lines: > > ... > INDEX 01 00:00:00 > INDEX 01 04:01:30 > INDEX 01 06:54:50 Try: $ flac -d -o 1.wav 1.flac $ cuebreakpoints 1.cue | sh

OT: flac splitting according to .cue file.

2011-11-24 Thread Sthu Deus
Good time of the day. Excuse me for off topic, please. I try to split a big flac file into separate tracks it contains according to .cue file I have w/ this command: $ shnsplit -o wav -f 1.cue 1.flac when I get: shnsplit: error: value not in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff, or m:ss.nnn format: then I t