ffcuesplitter 1.0.5

FFmpeg based audio splitter for audio CD images supplied with CUE sheet files.

FFcuesplitter - FFmpeg based audio splitter for audio CD images supplied with .cue sheet files.

FFcuesplitter is a multi-platform CUE sheet splitter entirely based on FFmpeg. Splits big audio tracks and automatically embeds tags using the information contained in the associated "CUE" sheet. It supports many input formats (due to FFmpeg), including APE format, without need installing extra audio libs or packages. automatically support multiple CUE sheet encodings. Can be used both as a Python module (API) and in command line mode.

Features

• It supports many input formats.
• Supported formats to output: wav, flac, ogg, mp3.
• Ability to copy codec without re-encoding.
• Auto-tag from .cue file data.
• Supports multiple .cue file encodings.
• Works on Linux, MacOs, FreeBSD, Windows.
• Can be used both as a Python module and in command line mode.

Requires

• Python >=3.6
• deflacue
• chardet
• tqdm
• FFmpeg (including ffprobe)

Usage

From Command Line

ffcuesplitter -i IMPUTFILE
             [-h] 
             [--version] 
             [-f {wav,flac,mp3,ogg,copy}] 
             [-o OUTPUTDIR]
             [-ow {ask,never,always}] 
             [--ffmpeg_cmd URL]
             [--ffmpeg_loglevel {error,warning,info,verbose,debug}]
             [--ffmpeg_add_params 'PARAMS ...'] 
             [-p {tqdm,mymet,standard}]
             [--ffprobe_cmd URL] 
             [--dry]

Examples

ffcuesplitter -i 'inputfile.cue'

To split and convert several audio formats into the relative individual flac format audio tracks.

ffcuesplitter -i '/User/music/collection/inputfile.cue' -f wav -o 'my-awesome-tracklist'

To splits the individual audio tracks into wav format and saves them in the 'my-awesome-tracklist' folder.

From Python Interpreter

>>> from ffcuesplitter.cuesplitter import FFCueSplitter

Splittings:

>>> split = FFCueSplitter(filename='/home/user/my_file.cue')
>>> split.open_cuefile()
>>> split.do_operations()

Get data tracks and FFmpeg args:

>>> data = FFCueSplitter('/home/user/other.cue', dry=True)
>>> data.open_cuefile()
>>> data.audiotracks  # trackdata
>>> data.cue.meta.data  # cd_info
>>> data.ffmpeg_arguments()

Only processing one track:

>>> f = FFCueSplitter('/home/user/my_file.cue', progress_meter='tqdm')
>>> f.open_cuefile()
>>> f.kwargs['tempdir'] = '/tmp/mytempdir'
>>> f.ffmpeg_arguments()
>>> f.processing(myfile.arguments[2], myfile.seconds[2])  # track three
>>> f.move_files_to_outputdir()

More details are described in the __doc__ strings of FFCueSplitter class or by typing help(FFCueSplitter) in the Python console, or by reading the ffcuesplitter man page.

Installation

python3 -m pip install ffcuesplitter

License and Copyright

Copyright © 2022 Gianluca Pernigotto
Author and Developer: Gianluca Pernigotto
Mail: [e-mail]
License: GPL3 (see LICENSE file in the docs folder)