

It is slower, but still managed to get it done.
#CUE SPLITTER PORTABLE PORTABLE#
Download CUE Splitter Portable 1.2 Development Test 3 909KB + 1.2MB download / 2. When importing everything to Roon, I just added the CUE file as an Alternative version of the main album so my library looks clean.įor DSD ISO, I used ISO2DSD which works like a charm and for the two ISOs that would not convert, I again used JRiver to convert to DSD. Description: CUE Splitter is a freeware tool that split a single big audio track, mostly an album or a compilation, into the relative individual audio tracks, using information contained in the associated 'CUE' file. I did not pick up any loss of quality on the converted albums. By choosing to convert 1 track at a time solved this issue. I initially selected the setting to convert 2 files at the same time, but found that with very large 24bit albums, JRiver would not convert every file. This was definitely helpful and saved a lot of time.

This worked for both 16bit and 24bit flac cue files. It has an option to store tracks in the original album folder, or to create a new folder. I selected all the albums and converted the format to FLAC. I started off using CUE Tools, but found that I couldn’t get it to store the files in the original album folder, without manually pointing to it. meaning the decoding takes comparable resources to encoding, which makes it unsuitable for all but the fastest portable players. Just thought I’d give some feedback as to the process that I followed. I read about medieval cue splitter but I have concerns.
