Flac Cue Splitter

SERGEY STUKLOV

About this app

Application for splitting large FLAC, APE (Monkey's Audio), WV (WavPack), WAV, MP3, OGG, M4A or OPUS image file according to CUE sheet.

One important remark about APE format - you will get FLAC files after splitting.

If you get "Image File not Found" error then:
- image file name in CUE file differs from real image file name - correct image file name in CUE file (simply edit CUE file as text file in some text editor)
- codepage of CUE file is wrong - choose right codepage in settings and reopen CUE file

Ratings and reviews

This worked PERFECTLY for me! I used this app to split one big FLAC track of a full album (with a proper .cue file) into multiple files with each track being an individual FLAC file. It was super quick, easy, and accurate. Looks like some people in other reviews have had issues with it not working correctly with their files, but I'd say it's worth a shot giving it a try. I'm so thankful for this app!

Awesome. This app let's me do everything on my phone (Samsung Galaxy). If it doesn't work for you, most likely you're doing something wrong. It takes basic knowledge of .cue files and how they are written for any cue splitter to always work. Sometimes double checking your cue file for errors or small adjustments are all you need to do. Awesome app. Thank you SERGEY STUKLOV!

anyway to change the default file picker? When it comes to access the folder with my files, I think thanks to scoped storage and Android 11, I get unable to load content at the moment. But the only work around I see is to move said cue sheets and flag files to another folder, which would in turn take up more space on my device, and well I'd rather not do that. I'd rather keep them all on the same folder and split them that way. but I have a few other file managers installed, which I'd much rathe

What's new

- the OPEN CUE button has been replaced with the OPEN CUE FOLDER button, that is, now you choose not the cue file, but the folder where the cue file is located
- FFMpegMobile library replaced with FFMpegKit library
- fixed incorrect conversion of frames to milliseconds