[EveTan]

I remember having a free program that splilt my big Flac file while converting to WMA/whatever other format. It automatically found the Cue file and split it for me while converting the FLAC. Anyone happen to know what program that would be? I can't remember it anymore...

 

[andrewberge]

Foobar can do it.

 

[Shadin]

Indeed, foobar2000 is great for this.  My archive is FLAC images with cuesheets, I use foobar2000 to encode single lossy tracks from those images.

 

[EveTan]

Sorry for rezing this thread. Anyways, I've downloaded Foo and I haven't found out how to split my audio using the cue file while converting. Also, most of my songs are japanese, when they get converted, they become weird symbols.  
 
*Edit, nevermind, I found out the problem. Still have  a problem with the Japanese symbols being unrecognized. How do I fix that?

 

[BLACKENEDPLAGUE]

Dbpoweramp, You can pay for it or not, but I won't advocate a specific route
 
Yeah fb2k works well
 
and then-
 
http://www.medieval.it/cuesplitter-pc/menu-id-71.html
 
YAYYYYY FREEWARE

 

[EveTan]

So you can't split with dbpoweramp directly?

 

[BLACKENEDPLAGUE]

Nope.
 
What I do is back-up my CDs using Exact Audio Copy and rip it in an image file with a cuesheet. Then (when I want to put it on itunes or something) I use medieval to split into tracks, and then change the format using dbpoweramp.
 
When using foobar though, I just have it read the cuesheet and not even bother splitting the tracks