You can edit track values by double clicking over the desired row in the grid, or you can go to main menu "Edit -> Modify track data ", or right click over the grid to activate the pop-up menu and then select "Modify track data " now you can modify the track number in the edit track window. This value was readed directly from the CUE sheet file. You can have even two or more tracks with the same index (but a warning in log window will appear). This is the track number! In CUE Splitter each track can have an arbitrary (only positive) number, so no sequential indices are needed nor requested. Track is unselected (is not active) and will be skipped by the split engine.Track is selected (is active) and will be processed by the split engine.Possible states of the "Active tracks (aka A)" field are: When you open a new CUE sheet file, all tracks will be activated by default. You can select or unselect each track manually, by left-clicking over the orange checkbox, or you can choose to "Select all tracks", "Unselect all tracks" or "Invert tracks selection": these 3 options can be found on the "Edit" menu or under the pop-up menu of the grid (right-click over the grid to show it). Here you can specify which track include or exclude from the split engine processing. This field can be identified by the file mask engine using the token %T (note "T"' is UPPERCASE: the file mask engine is case sensitive!). You can edit disk values by left clicking on "Album:" or "Title:" labels, or go to main menu "Edit -> Modify disk data", or right click on the top panel to activate the pop-up menu and then select "Modify disk data" now you can modify the title in the edit disk window. This string was readed directly from the CUE sheet file. This is the global album title for the entire disk. This field can be identified by the file mask engine using the token %A (note "A"' is UPPERCASE: the file mask engine is case sensitive!). You can edit disk values by left clicking on "Album:" or "Title:" labels, or go to main menu "Edit -> Modify disk data", or right click on the top panel to activate the pop-up menu and then select "Modify disk data" now you can modify the artist name in the edit disk window.
This is the global artist name for the entire disk. (please move over the option/feature of your interest and then left click it.) Is there an easier way than converting the whole. I still cannot edit them one by one: if I select 1 track for editing, the whole block will be selected again.
mp3.įirst I thought that a restart had solved the problem, it looked as if the whole block now were 22 properly named/tagged individual tracks. mp3, but then it is still ONE block, which I need to split manually into 22 files.Īnd I loose all the (long) titles/details of this classical work.Īlso came across Monkey Audio with similar result, just. It has all the titles correct, but some details should be changed.Īnd I like to split the block into separate tracks, to use them in my iPod later. I noticed that I can import it into MB, but it is treated there as 'one block' with 22 individual tracks which can NOT be edited individually.
#APE FILE DISABLED CUE SPLITTER FLAC HOW TO#
Never worked with one before, so I don't know how to deal with it.
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