Hi all. I listen to a lot of podcasts from various DJs and I usually download the mp3 and split them using Medieval Cue Splitter when I used a PC. Now, since I'm on a mac, I can't find any cue splitting programs out there. Do you guys happen to know of any? Please help me! Thank you!
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[REQUEST] Cue Splitting Program for Mac?
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Duff-Man says....maybe try XLD (X Lossless Decoder) - I know it supports cue sheets though I've not tried it with mp3 as a source file....oh yeah!
I am also looking for a solution to this problem. Before upgrading to Lion I used cue-splitter 2.6 worked great for what it was, now with Lion it has been left behind due to a need for rosetta.
I am looking for Lion compatible cue splitter that will populate ID3 tag information from cue files. Magic Cutter from the Mac App Store works, some of the time, at cutting mp3s from cue files nicely, but it has no tag support.
Any help would be great, thanks!
I am looking for Lion compatible cue splitter that will populate ID3 tag information from cue files. Magic Cutter from the Mac App Store works, some of the time, at cutting mp3s from cue files nicely, but it has no tag support.
Any help would be great, thanks!
CueCut works on Mountain Lion for me.
I just downloaded and tried http://www.socalabs.com/cuecut.html on my Mac running 10.8.5 and CueCut worked just fine for me to split my DJ tracks apart.
Magic Cutter on the other hand fail and reported my cue files as being corrupted.
I just downloaded and tried http://www.socalabs.com/cuecut.html on my Mac running 10.8.5 and CueCut worked just fine for me to split my DJ tracks apart.
Magic Cutter on the other hand fail and reported my cue files as being corrupted.
XLD for .cue
+1 for XLD.
Granted I've never used anything else, but for splitting radio shows to re-listen, this one couldn't be easier.
Periodic updates, supports cover art, lossless, and many other options that even an above average amateur audiophile appreciates.
+1 for alliteration.
+1 for XLD.
Granted I've never used anything else, but for splitting radio shows to re-listen, this one couldn't be easier.
Periodic updates, supports cover art, lossless, and many other options that even an above average amateur audiophile appreciates.
+1 for alliteration.
Xld
+1 as well for XLD. Literally took 2 minutes from completed download to having two spirit FLAC flies split into about 30 songs.
+1 as well for XLD. Literally took 2 minutes from completed download to having two spirit FLAC flies split into about 30 songs.
It's been a while so I can't say. Guess you should try it yourself. Download XLD It's free and one of the best apps around. It may have that feature you're looking for.