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@ -28,10 +28,6 @@ cuebreakpoints '<cue file>' | shnsplit -o '<codec>' '<audio file>'
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Omitting of the `-o` flag will result in output files with the `.wav` filetype.
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Omitting of the `-o` flag will result in output files with the `.wav` filetype.
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Alternatively the usage of `cuebreakpoints` can be avoided with the following
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Alternatively the usage of `cuebreakpoints` can be avoided with the following
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command.
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command.
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Sometimes `cuebreakpoints` outputs incorrect timestamps.
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They are usually missing a `0` at the end.
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To fix this the output of the `cuebreakpoints` command can be piped into `sed s/$/0/` which can be
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piped into shnsplit just as in the example before.
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```sh
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```sh
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shnsplit -f '<cue file>' -o '<codec>' '<audio file>'
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shnsplit -f '<cue file>' -o '<codec>' '<audio file>'
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@ -77,3 +73,7 @@ cuebreakpoints, cue2tracks and shnsplit.
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To get the correct timings the `.cue` file has to be changed to use the format
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To get the correct timings the `.cue` file has to be changed to use the format
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`mm:ss:fff`.
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`mm:ss:fff`.
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It is recommended to use the shnsplit alternative in this case.
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It is recommended to use the shnsplit alternative in this case.
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Sometimes `cuebreakpoints` outputs incorrect timestamps.
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They are usually missing a `0` at the end.
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To fix this the output of the `cuebreakpoints` command can be piped into `sed s/$/0/` which can be
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piped into shnsplit just as in the example before.
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