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14th June 2023, 02:01
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Interface language: Russian, English and others
System requirements:
Windows XP - Windows 11 (x32/x64)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (SP2) for XP and Visual C++ 2008 runtime
Description:
CUETools is a program that serves to convert sound in lossless formats. It can convert various types of CUE rips and CUE images, convert entire albums while maintaining the original structure, and export LossyWav, while creating a correction file. Unlike other programs of this kind, CUETools saves an exact copy of the original sound file without losing markup, gaps and service information. It supports FLAC, WAV, ALAC, TTA, APE, WavPack and LossyWav formats with sample rates up to 44.1 kHz.
When creating rips using this program, the author can check its uniqueness using the Accurate Rip online database. Regular tools CUETools allow you to extract images from archives, perform offset correction and automatically rename compositions with borrowing basic information from the CUE Sheet. It can perform conversion according to a previously saved template and work in the "check only" mode without subsequent conversion. The conversion in CUETools takes quite a long time, but can happen in the background.
Main features::
Converting an album in an image to a track-by-track format, with the ability to extract CUE/Log/Cover from the image;
Converting a tracked album into an image, with the ability to add CUE / Log / Cover to it;
Convert from one lossless format to another, lossless, CUE preserved, list of supported formats:
creating and editing CUE;
replenishment of tags from FreeDB and MusicBraiz databases;
checking against the AccurateRip™ database [hereinafter referred to as simply AR] and creating a reading;
analysis of the EAC log, for example, for the presence of a data track, in order to take it into account when checking against the AR database.
fixing filenames;
support for filename patterns;
correction of pregap and data-track information;
offset correction if the rip was taken with the wrong offset;
preparing an album for recording with software that cannot take into account drive offset;
converting lossless files from one album without CUE to a file with a simple CUE;
converting to lossyWAV [hybrid lossy], creating a lossy file + adjustment file;
conversion of HDCD image to 24-bit/20-bit/lossywav 16-bit audio files;
support for extracting from RAR archive for further processing;
converting from lossless to lossy;
batch mode support;
support for drag'd'drop and directory browsing;
support for profiles in the program;
portability support;
the kit also includes CUERipper analogue of EAC;
CUETools 2.2.4 Portable (3.81 MB)
NitroFlare Link(s)
https://nitroflare.com/view/297A7C048B9C9D1/CUETools_2.2.4_Portable.zip
RapidGator Link(s)
https://rapidgator.net/file/d80ebc7d1b839ee36757c74d030c69d6/CUETools_2.2.4_Portable.zip
Interface language: Russian, English and others
System requirements:
Windows XP - Windows 11 (x32/x64)
Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 (SP2) for XP and Visual C++ 2008 runtime
Description:
CUETools is a program that serves to convert sound in lossless formats. It can convert various types of CUE rips and CUE images, convert entire albums while maintaining the original structure, and export LossyWav, while creating a correction file. Unlike other programs of this kind, CUETools saves an exact copy of the original sound file without losing markup, gaps and service information. It supports FLAC, WAV, ALAC, TTA, APE, WavPack and LossyWav formats with sample rates up to 44.1 kHz.
When creating rips using this program, the author can check its uniqueness using the Accurate Rip online database. Regular tools CUETools allow you to extract images from archives, perform offset correction and automatically rename compositions with borrowing basic information from the CUE Sheet. It can perform conversion according to a previously saved template and work in the "check only" mode without subsequent conversion. The conversion in CUETools takes quite a long time, but can happen in the background.
Main features::
Converting an album in an image to a track-by-track format, with the ability to extract CUE/Log/Cover from the image;
Converting a tracked album into an image, with the ability to add CUE / Log / Cover to it;
Convert from one lossless format to another, lossless, CUE preserved, list of supported formats:
creating and editing CUE;
replenishment of tags from FreeDB and MusicBraiz databases;
checking against the AccurateRip™ database [hereinafter referred to as simply AR] and creating a reading;
analysis of the EAC log, for example, for the presence of a data track, in order to take it into account when checking against the AR database.
fixing filenames;
support for filename patterns;
correction of pregap and data-track information;
offset correction if the rip was taken with the wrong offset;
preparing an album for recording with software that cannot take into account drive offset;
converting lossless files from one album without CUE to a file with a simple CUE;
converting to lossyWAV [hybrid lossy], creating a lossy file + adjustment file;
conversion of HDCD image to 24-bit/20-bit/lossywav 16-bit audio files;
support for extracting from RAR archive for further processing;
converting from lossless to lossy;
batch mode support;
support for drag'd'drop and directory browsing;
support for profiles in the program;
portability support;
the kit also includes CUERipper analogue of EAC;
CUETools 2.2.4 Portable (3.81 MB)
NitroFlare Link(s)
https://nitroflare.com/view/297A7C048B9C9D1/CUETools_2.2.4_Portable.zip
RapidGator Link(s)
https://rapidgator.net/file/d80ebc7d1b839ee36757c74d030c69d6/CUETools_2.2.4_Portable.zip