Hey everyone!
I'm splitting this .ape file (with CUE) on Medieval CUESplitter and i got the attached question messages.
(http://i.imgur.com/NNsiW.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/jzaow.jpg)
If i answer 'yes' it will create some extra tracks with short (~1min) tracks or even blank tracks.
These extra tracks seems to be part of 'regular' tracks but if i discard them, the total time of splitted tracks together won't be the same as the original.
Should i discard them or use some other cue splitter?
The CUE sheet:
REM DISCID 6211F708
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b3"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
TITLE "Complete Edition Vol 6 CD2"
FILE "CDImage.ape" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Scherzo 1 in b Op 20 - Presto con fuoco"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Scherzo 2 in B-flat minor Op 31 - Presto"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 09:34:43
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Scherzo 3 in c# Op 39 - Presto con fuoco"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 19:29:15
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Scherzo 4 in E Op 54 - Presto"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 26:52:25
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Rondo in c Op 1 - Allegro"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 37:28:05
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Rondo à la mazur in F Op 5 - Vivace"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 00 46:31:73
INDEX 01 47:45:25
INDEX 02 54:51:25
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Rondo in Eb Op 16 - Introduzione. Andante - Rondo. Allegro vivace"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 01 57:09:35
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "Rondo for Two Pianos in C Op Posth - Veloce - Sostenuto e legato"
PERFORMER "Chopin, Frédéric"
INDEX 00 66:02:54
INDEX 01 67:14:60
Do NOT use that software for splitting. Use either CUETools or foobar2000 to properly split your stuff.
If you are wondering why Medieval CUE Splitter is bad, do yourself a favour and search the forums—there’s plenty of stuff to read.
Do NOT use that software for splitting. Use either CUETools or foobar2000 to properly split your stuff.
If you are wondering why Medieval CUE Splitter is bad, do yourself a favour and search the forums—there’s plenty of stuff to read.
thanks Dario. I'll try CUE Tools.