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If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f copy
The result individual flacs have the same length as the original file and wrong Bitrate.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f flac --ffmpeg-add-params '-c copy'
I got:
FFcuesplitter: error: argument --ffmpeg-add-params: expected one argument
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f copy
The result individual flacs have the same length as the original file and wrong Bitrate.
It is known: Splitting audio files in Flac format using the -f copy option, FFmpeg gives the problem you specified above.
From my tests it seems that it happens only with flac formats, I don't know why I still have to find out...
The solution for now remains re-encoding.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f flac --ffmpeg-add-params '-c copy'
I got:
FFcuesplitter: error: argument --ffmpeg-add-params: expected one argument
Regarding this other problem I will investigate and give you explanations.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f copy
The result individual flacs have the same length as the original file and wrong Bitrate.
It is known: Splitting audio files in Flac format using the -f copy option, FFmpeg gives the problem you specified above. From my tests it seems that it happens only with flac formats, I don't know why I still have to find out... The solution for now remains re-encoding.
Got it.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f flac --ffmpeg-add-params '-c copy'
I got:
FFcuesplitter: error: argument --ffmpeg-add-params: expected one argument
Regarding this other problem I will investigate and give you explanations.
As it takes more time to re-encoding, it would be great if this works.
Hello,
How can I split cue file without re-encoding?
I tried following and it didn't work.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f copy
The result individual flacs have the same length as the original file and wrong Bitrate.
If I use:
ffcuesplitter -i CD1.cue -f flac --ffmpeg-add-params '-c copy'
I got:
FFcuesplitter: error: argument --ffmpeg-add-params: expected one argument
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: