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Questions / Managing single file .flac files with .cue file providing track breakdown
« on: July 28, 2023, 02:52:46 AM »
I know there are plenty of posts relating to single file .flac files with .cue file providing track breakdown.
I probably have a hundred or so of these.
In the past I have broken these into individual track files using a third party app called Medieval Cue Splitter. I recently read that this can result in some minor damage to the individual files (resulting in clicks etc during playback).
The logical solution to this would be to just leave the single file as is, and let MB work out the tracks on the fly using the cue file.
I do, however, like to search for tracks directly within Windows.
So I am just wondering, if I was to keep the single flac cue file for MB to use, and have a subfolder (say called "separate tracks") for my Windows searching to find, would this work?
If so, would there be a way for me to setup the sub folder "separate tracks", so that MB ignores this?
(I guess my other option would be to find another cue splitter that does not result in individual tracks with issues, but then I would have to make sure it handles automatic renaming correctly etc).
Any thoughts appreciated.
I probably have a hundred or so of these.
In the past I have broken these into individual track files using a third party app called Medieval Cue Splitter. I recently read that this can result in some minor damage to the individual files (resulting in clicks etc during playback).
The logical solution to this would be to just leave the single file as is, and let MB work out the tracks on the fly using the cue file.
I do, however, like to search for tracks directly within Windows.
So I am just wondering, if I was to keep the single flac cue file for MB to use, and have a subfolder (say called "separate tracks") for my Windows searching to find, would this work?
If so, would there be a way for me to setup the sub folder "separate tracks", so that MB ignores this?
(I guess my other option would be to find another cue splitter that does not result in individual tracks with issues, but then I would have to make sure it handles automatic renaming correctly etc).
Any thoughts appreciated.