From Ape to Wav

[Mich]

Hi, maybe somebody can help me out.
I'am a newby on this forum and using this program for the first time.
When I'm converting an *.ape file to wave there's just 1 track. That simply means I cannot skip from 1 track to the other.
What can I change so I can see all the tracks

[LtData]

Do you have a .cue file for your ape files? dMC doesn't currently support cue files, sorry.

[Mich]

Yes I have a cue file. So anyway, this means in stead 10 or 14 tracks I have 1 big one, right?
Maybe you can tell me if there will be an update in the future.

[LtData]

Right, the cue file tells supporting players where the track splits are in your ape file. You could manually split you file, though, or mabye find a program that can split it.

[neilthecellist]

Uh...out of curiosity, which programs implement CUE files and can split the APE file?

As for splitting manually, use Audacity at http://audacity.sourceforge.net . It's manual though, and you need to convert that APE file to some other format first..

[Wayne]

I know of cue files being associated with wav, ape and mp3 files. Unfortunately I have been unable to find a single program that can handle them all.

Wayne

[good_reason]

I know of cue files being associated with wav, ape and mp3 files. Unfortunately I have been unable to find a single program that can handle them all.

Wayne
foobar2000 0.8.3 can

[Tigerman]

After conversion to wav, you can split the wav-file into separate tracks with exactaudiocopy (under tools). Be sure the cue-file points to the right wav-file.
www.exactaudiocopy.de
I would apreciate a tool that can split ape, flac, etc. without conversion to wave first.