Simple CUE splitter written in python.
Depends on CueParser (MIT License).
Splits lossless .cue + (flac/ape/...) into separate files to any format (mp3/aac/...) that is recognized by your ffmpeg installation.
Retains directory structure if you set a directory as a path to start. Will create the same directory structure in the output path. (Will not do so if the directory does not contain any .cue files).
Cross-platform by design. All you need is ffmpeg installed on your system.
| -v, --version | Display version and license info. |
| -p, --path | Path to the .cue file or directory with .cue file(s). |
| -o, --output-path | |
| Output path. Default is the path from --path. | |
| -b, --output-bitrate | |
| Bitrate of the output (kbps). Default is 320kbps. | |
| -f, --output-format | |
| Output format. Default is mp3. | |
| -a, --additional-ffmpeg-params | |
| Additional parameters to pass to ffmpeg while encoding. Default: '-nostdin' | |
| -e, --encoding | .cue file encoding. Default is utf-8. |
| -c, --custom-ffmpeg-path | |
| Custom path for ffmpeg executable. | |
| -t, --filename-template | |
| Template for resulting filenames. Default is '{TRACK_NO}. {PERFORMER} - {TITLE}.{OUTPUT_FMT}'. | |
Available variables for FILENAME_TEMPLATE:
{PERFORMER} - Performer as specified in .cue file.
{TITLE} - Track name as specified in .cue file.
{OUTPUT_FMT} - Output file format e.g. 'mp3'.
{TRACK_NO} - Track number as specified in .cue file.