[_nmk]

Hi guys,

I have a CD that has been recorded as a single AAC (don't ask how or why, I don't know). I can find a cue sheet for it at http://www.regeert.nl/cuesheet/ but the question is how do I use the two (audio file and cue file) to burn a CD that has many tracks as described in the cue file?

Many thanks for any pointers,
_nmk

[mitchell_pgh]

I don't think there is a way...

Just open the aac in iTunes and cut and paste in to a new movie...

then insert that in to iTunes...

[badtz]

are you sure it's an AAC file? hmmm ....

cue-splitter is the only program on the Mac that can split up audio tracks.

[_nmk]

It was an OGG file and I converted it to AAC, so, yes, it is an AAC file. :-)

[Jacke]

Originally posted by _nmk:
It was an OGG file and I converted it to AAC, so, yes, it is an AAC file. :-)

So, you converted an OGG file to AAC which you then want to split up so you can burn an Audio CD?

Why not just convert directly from OGG -> AIFF? Then you wouldn't lose any quality on re-compressing...