[AlanY]

I've got an audio CD rip that's all in one big .wav file along with an associated .cue file. I'd like to use the information in the .cue file to split it up into separate tracks. What is the best/simplest way to do this? Either Windows or Mac software is fine.

 

[chinesekiwi]

A cue splitter. Honestly, there's a ton out there. Google plz.

 

[AlanY]

The problem is there are too many Google results. Are they all equally accurate? What do most people use for this?

 

[ironbut]

This one's open source but a command line app
mp3 and ogg splitter - mp3splt project home page

 

[powerslave]

You can use EAC, tools-> split wav by cue sheet-> with gaps

 

[demoNMaCHiN3]

i've tried several and my favorite is medieval cue splitter

 

[Slogra]

Foobar2000 can do this as well.
It will see your cue + wav as seperate songs and if you're lucky it will also find the names of the songs as well. Then convert that list to any other format (with tags).

 

[EnOYiN]

First of all, I don't really think you want to split them because there are advantages of having .cue/ .wav (or .flac) files

Secondly, why would you rip your perfectly legal CD as an image and split it afterwards? Bit odd isn't it if you could just rip them to separate ones?

 

[Zarathustra19]

I'd definitely go with EAC, or even better burn the .cue to cd and re-rip into a lossless format to save a little hard drive space.

psst...EnOYiN...he didn't say anything about ripping it himself.

Although I hope that's the case.

 

[japc]

shntool split -f filename.cue -o wav filename.wav

http://etree.org/shnutils/shntool/

 

[krmathis]

I highly recommend Max.
Allow you to split files using cue sheets, and so much more..

 

[Lord Raven]

How do split a WAV file that is 24/192? EAC did not work for me, help please!

 

[Roseval]

You might try Foobar or Cuetools
http://www.thewelltemperedcomputer.com/SW/Splitter.htm

 

[Lord Raven]

  You might try Foobar or Cuetools
http://www.thewelltemperedcomputer.com/SW/Splitter.htm

Thanks, I will try and report back. Actually, I have always been using the DCSoft CDRCue 2004 to edit cue files and EAC to split the WAV files, but EAC can only handle 44.1 files, not 192 ones, that was something very new for me.
 
I have never used foobar, I always used MediaMonkey and recently switched to JRiver when I got my first DAC (Geek Pluse SFi).

 

[Roseval]

JRiver can do the job as well
Library Tools > Convert Format