SplitAudioTracks (eng)

The program SplitAudioTracks is written in python, can be executed by clicking on its entry in the menu Accessories, and, using the commands mac, flac, cuebreakpoints and shnsplit allows you (through a simple graphical user interface):

to extract audio tracks from a single ape, flac or wav file using its cue file;
to convert the ape files in a folder in flac files;
to create a playlist (m3u format) from the audio files that are in a folder.

If you prefer to do this from the terminal, see this page. Otherwise, to install splitAudioTrack:

Download splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.noarch.rpm, choosing "Open with Software Install". Alternatively, save it to a folder of your liking, and run it from the terminal¹ with

su

Type your root password.

rpm -iv splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.noarch.rpm
Alternatively, if you prefer, import (if you have not already done it) my public key and install SplitAudioTracks with dnf. Open a terminal¹, and run the following commands:

su

Type your root password.

rpm --import http://www.mathhelp.eu/software/repo/RPM-GPG-KEY-marco

dnf install http://www.mathhelp.eu/software/repo/x86_64/splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.noarch.rpm

Source rpm file:

If you are interested in the sources (but 99.9% of the sources can be found in the file splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.noarch.rpm, too, since the program was written in python), you can download splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.src.rpm. If desired, the rpm to install SplitAudioTracks can be recreated in ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/noarch with the command

rpmbuild --rebuild splitAudioTracks-1.2-6.src.rpm

Deb file for Ubuntu:

For Ubuntu (or other compatible distributions) you can use the file splitaudiotracks_1.2-6_all.deb (created with Alien from the rpm).

All files that you can download from this page are released under GPL license, version 3, without any guarantee, but only with the hope of being useful to someone.