bvrulez wrote: > For the first time I encountered that some disks are encoded as a single > FLAC file (or APE, but FLAC in my problematic case) and a according CUE > file. > > My LMS can find those large FLAC files in the "browse folder" section > and I can play them by playing the CUE file. > > However, I am not able to play the FLAC directly. I can not click on it > and the only icon that is showing is a "heart", so I can "save" it as a > favorite. > > My problem is, that I 'split ' > (https://techblog.jeppson.org/2019/04/split-flac-files-with-shnsplit/)some > of my larger FLAC files with > Code: -------------------- > > shnsplit -------------------- > > into several single FLAC files. My intention was that I could get rid > of the CUE file and just play a whole folder or a single part of the > concert. > > The problem now is that those small files are not recognised by LMS. > Neither do the small FLAC show up in the "browse folder" section. The > folders are just empty. > > Nor does LMS scan those files for the library. > > Is this just a hiccup of my system or is there some fundamental > difference in the FLAC that are playable without a CUE and other FLAC > files that need a CUE to be played and recognised as music? > > I am useing 8.1.1. > > EDIT: I just realized I am also not able to play the FLAC with a > normal player. Maybe something got lost when I split them. However, I > was able to save metadata on them with mp3tag.If you still have the original > try using Foobar 2000 to split it into separate files.
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