Tips:To ensure the CUE splitter Mac app can split your FLAC files, the.cue files shall be in the same folder as your FLAC files. Below shows that the FLAC album is split to individual audio tracks: Step 3 Set. Bigasoft FLAC Converter for Mac is the most professional FLAC File Converter to convert FLAC files on Mac OS X. It can convert FLAC to broad audio formats: convert FLAC to MP3, convert FLAC to WAV. This article introduces best FLAC Splitter for Mac or Windows to help you split, convert FLAC with or without CUE in macOS 10.12 Sierra, Mac OS X 10.11 EL Capitan, 10.10 Yosemite, 10.9 Mavericks, 10.8 Mountain Lion, 10.7 Lion, 10.6 Snow Leopard or Windows 10/8/7/Vista/XP pc. Split FLAC, split mp3, split ogg vorbis. Mp3splt-project do not own the logos or the icons of this page. Please see the icons licenses.

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• Flac Converter Mac Os X

Medieval CUE Splitter is a free tool that splits a sing big audio file into the relative independent audio tracks based its associated .CUE file without decoding or re-encoding. Medieval CUE Splitter supports DTS-WAV of DTS-Audio CD and lots of audio files including uncompressed pcm WAVE, MP3, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, WV and TTA. Unicode, UTF8, and ANSI CUE files are supported.

Medieval CUE Splitter is Windows PC based software, that is to say there is no Medieval CUE Splitter for Mac. If you use a Mac, you will not be able to use Medieval CUE Splitter except you run it in VMware Workstation Virtual machine, which costs $249 and is quite complicated and slow.

Though there is no Medieval CUE Splitter Mac version, it is still possible to split pcm WAVE, MP3, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, WV and TTA and DTS-WAV of DTS-Audio CD on a Mac. TechiSky found there is Medieval CUE Splitter for Mac alternative that can replace Medieval CUE Splitter on a Mac.

Introduces Medieval CUE Splitter Mac Alternative

Flac Player Mac

Faasoft Audio Converter for Mac is an excellent Medieval CUE Splitter for Mac alternative which can batch split CUE associated audio file like split MP3 CUE, split FLAC CUE, split M4A CUE, split APE CUE, split WAV CUE, Split OGG CUE, MPC, WV, TAK, TTA, AMR, AAC, AIFF, AU, RA, etc. with audio tags.

Besides, Faasoft Audio Converter for Mac is more than a Mac CUE Splitter. It can also convert between almost all video and audio formats, convert video optimized for mobile devices like iPad, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, extract audio from video as well as edit audio and video with built-in video editor.

How to Split pcm WAVE, MP3, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, WV and TTA with CUE with CUE Splitter for Mac?

Prepare: Download Medieval CUE Splitter for Mac

Download Faasoft Audio Converter for Mac, install and launch it.

Step 1: Load CUE associated audio files to CUE Splitter for Mac

Click on “Add files” button to browse and open your audio files (like MP3, APE, WAV, FLAC, etc). This Mac CUE Splitter does not require loading the CUE files to the program interface.

Step 2: Split CUE associated audio files

When your music files are added to the Mac CUE Splitter, use the mouse or press Command+A to select all the music files. Press Ctrl and click the mouse to open the context menu. Click “Split by Chapter” in the context menu in the task list, the long and large music files will be automatically split to tracks.

Step 3: Set desired audio format for split CUE files on a Mac

Take split FLAC CUE to MP3 for example, Click on the “Profile” Drop-down list and choose “MP3 – MPEG Layer-3 Audio (*.mp3)” as the profile from “Audio” category. Click “Browse” to choose the folder where you want to put the converted files.

Click “Settings” to open the “Advanced Setting” window where you can change audio bitrate, audio channels and volumes.

Step 4: Start to split CUE associated audio files on Mac

Press on “Convert” button on the bottom right. Medieval CUE Splitter for Mac will start splitting CUE based pcm WAVE, MP3, FLAC, APE, OGG, WMA, MPC, WV and TTA to short tracks as well as convert them to desired audio formats.

Flac Converter Mac Os X

Split a single-file lossless album image such as FLAC, APE, WV still a headache and for Mac OS X user is no exception.
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• The following tutorial is only for Mac OS X users.
• For Windows users see this tutorial.

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STEP 1: DONWLOAD AND INSTALL XLD
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• X Lossless Decoder (XLD) is a awesome tool for Mac OS X that is able to decode, convert and ripp audio files. It works on Mac OS X 10.4 and later.
• Download the current stable release 20141129 from the official page or directly from here.
• Install…

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STEP 2: XLD SETTINGS

1. Run the application, then go to main tabs and hit XLD tab and select Preferences…
   
2. In Preferences window hit General tab and choose FLAC in Output Format, then hit Option button and setup as shown.
   
3. In File Naming tab setup as shown.
   
4. In Batch tab setup as shown.
   
5. In Metadata tab setup as shown.
   
6. Other Tabs not pictured aren’t necessary for now.
7. Now in main XLD tabs select Profile tab and save your settings as Convert to FLAC.
   
8. Now seize the moment to setup for Apple lossless (ALAC), hit a General tab and choose Apple Lossless in
   Output Format, then hit Option button and setup as shown.
   
9. Repeat 3, 4, 5, 6 points to setup other tabs.
10. Now in main XLD tabs select Profile tab and save your settings as Convert to Apple Lossless (ALAC).
    

STEP 3: SPLIT & CONVERT

1. In main XLD tabs select Profile tab and choose Convert to FLAC, then go to File tab and select Open…
   
2. In the next window search and select the Cue sheet file from your single-file FLAC album folder, then hit Open button.
   
3. In the next window choose the single-file FLAC album image to split, then hit Open button.
   
4. In the next window leave as shown on picture, then hit Transcode.
   
5. Wait the progress…
   
6. As you can see it has created a New folder.
   
7. Containing the single-file FLAC album image splitted into Flac tracks.
   
8. Now if you want to split & convert to Apple lossless (ALAC), go to main XLD tabs and select Profile tab and choose Convert to Apple Lossless (ALAC), then go to File tab and select to Open…
   
9. Then repeat 2, 3, 4, 5 points.
10. You’ll get to split and convert single-file FLAC Album image into Apple Lossless tracks.
    

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CONVERT FLAC TRACKS FILES TO APPLE LOSSLESS (ALAC)
• If you already have a FLAC tracks album as shown.
• And you want convert to Apple lossless.
• Go to XLD tabs -> Profile -> Convert Apple Lossless (ALAC)
• Then Go to XLD tabs -> File -> Open…
• In the next window select your FLAC tracks to convert and hit Open button.
• Wait the progress…
• And as you can see it has created a New folder containing the Apple Lossless tracks.

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• As an optional recommendation, I suggest always keep the original Lossless file as the main backup.

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