Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

[jhferry]

I sure it has been asked before. Really want this feature.

[EliC]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

Its on spoon's to do list, but not a top priority.

[xTobix]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

Hi Spoon,

I am following the development of the "[CUE Sheet Image] Utility Codec" since I have purchased R14. I am very interested to see the two outstanding functionalities finally implemented.
My personal list of priority is:
1) Ripping to Cue + multi-files
2) Embedding CUE in FLAC (multi-)files

Many thanks for it in advance

[varian93]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

I am following the development of the "[CUE Sheet Image] Utility Codec" since I have purchased R14. I am very interested to see the two outstanding functionalities finally implemented.
My personal list of priority is:
1) Ripping to Cue + multi-files
2) Embedding CUE in FLAC (multi-)files

Many thanks for it in advance

I completely agree.

[jhferry]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

Ah, forgot the embedded CUE sheets in Flac. I second that as well.

[jhferry]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

Hey Spoon, is this on the list yet?

[Spoon]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

It is not a current priority, sorry.

[alexagr]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

I completely agree.

It's the basic feature. Must have. There is no reason to make two rips - one for playback and one for backup. Without cue, separate flacs are not a backup. Single flac cannot be played and navigated. So a lot of people
are moving to EAC because of this. And still waiting ...

[Beadle Bamford]

Re: Rip to separate flac file + .cue sheet

1) Ripping to Cue + multi-files
2) Embedding CUE in FLAC (multi-)files

I have already purchased dbpoweramp, and I find it has many useful (and some more esoteric) features. However, the lack of the above really keeps me from using it for ripping my substantial CD collection. Cue + multi-file provides an optimal combination of everyday practicability and archival requirement. I'm somewhat puzzled that an ambitious product like dbpoweramp doesn't support this (what appears to me as) basic format. Please reconsider!