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| author | David Phillips <dbphillipsnz@gmail.com> | 2016-03-12 20:51:46 +1300 |
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| committer | David Phillips <dbphillipsnz@gmail.com> | 2016-03-12 20:51:46 +1300 |
| commit | d48d40aa832f1f128df74d41393c016dbfe99510 (patch) | |
| tree | cc4f0d82b9edb34832756131e574d377e6f9f27d | |
| parent | e8120de2e70de2c2bae79b611be689994e2de7df (diff) | |
| download | cue-bin-split-d48d40aa832f1f128df74d41393c016dbfe99510.tar.xz | |
Misc readme updates
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@@ -1,14 +1,19 @@ -CUE/BIN Splitter -================ -This is a tiny tool I wrote to take a slightly processed CUE file, a raw PCM file, and split it up -into a collection of raw PCM files (one for each track). +# CUE/BIN Splitter -This tool takes a list of times (mm:ss:ff) from stdin and (blindly) outputs files named track_nnnn, +This is a tiny tool I wrote to take a slightly processed CUE file, a raw PCM +file, and split it up into a collection of raw PCM files (one for each track). + +The code style is mostly in the styles of "hacked together" and "let's put +everything in main and sort it out later once I get it working". Since it's not +an absolute showstopper, I'm working on changing this when I get the free time +here and there. + +This tool takes a list of times (mm:ss:ff) from stdin and (blindly) outputs +files named track_nnnn. **It will overwrite any existing file with the same name** -Usage ------ +## Usage Options: -r bitrate_Hz @@ -18,9 +23,10 @@ Usage -f name_format (%d and co are replaced with track number) -Sample Usage ------------- -Assuming you want to use the first indices of each track as a boundary and were chopping up a 44100 Hz, two channel, 16 bit audio stream, +## Sample Usage + +Assuming you want to use the first indices of each track as a boundary and +were chopping up a 44100 Hz, two channel, 16 bit audio stream, grep "INDEX 01" audio.cue | \ sed -e 's/INDEX 01//g' | \ @@ -28,6 +34,8 @@ Assuming you want to use the first indices of each track as a boundary and were Would output each track named as `track-001.raw`, `track-002.raw` and so on. -You might then push them through ffmpeg, lame, and/or friends to get them to another audio format such as flac or mp3. +You might then push them through ffmpeg, lame, and/or friends to get them to +another audio format such as flac or mp3. -Or if you're feeling high on disc space, just prepend a WAV header to the PCM data… +Or if you're feeling high on disc space, just prepend a WAV header to the PCM +data. |