CUE Sheet Audio Track Splitter

CUE Sheet Audio Track Splitter is a desktop audio production utility for Linux that divides
single-file CD album rips and continuous mix images (.flac, .wav, .ape, .wv, .mp3, .m4a,
.ogg) into individual numbered and tagged audio tracks using exact .cue sheet MM:SS:FF
(1/75 second CD-DA frame) boundaries.
An independent Linux alternative inspired by desktop CUE sheet splitter tools, it preserves
exact track transitions while embedding per-track metadata tags automatically.

Key Features:
- Frame-Accurate CUE Sheet Parsing: Parses album and track PERFORMER, TITLE, REM GENRE,
REM DATE, ISRC, INDEX 00 pregap markers, and INDEX 01 start markers with exact 1/75s
frame precision across UTF-8 and legacy encodings.
- Multi-Format Audio Splitting: Exports individual tracks to lossless FLAC, uncompressed
PCM WAV, MP3 (320 kbps), OGG Vorbis, or Opus with configurable filename templates such
as "{num:02d} - {artist} - {title}".
- Flexible Pregap Modes & Tag Embedding: Supports appending pregaps to the previous track,
stripping INDEX 00 silence gaps, or prepending pregaps while writing title, artist,
album, track number, date, and genre metadata tags.
- Output Verification & CUE Editor: Visualizes track durations along an interactive album
timeline, verifies split output files and embedded tags, and includes a CUE sheet source
editor and boundary validator.

Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Medieval Software or any third-party trademark holder.