Hello,
The xld binary trips over group encodes. My code uses cue sheet detection when it occasionally encounters both individual files (i.e., the ones that don't need to be split) and cue sheets. As I wouldn't like to change my code drastically, I need the utility to read the cue file and still decode the separate files as tracks.
The command
:::bash
/usr/bin/xld -c my_tracks.cue -t 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15 -f alac -o Desktop/Transcoded/ /Path/To/Folder/*flac
generates non-playable same-size files. When I supply one or two arguments to -t it decodes only one file but the file doesn't match the correct track in the cue sheet.
It fails to batch-transcode even without -t and -c
Could you make the utility decode separate files using cue just like non-split ones and add the ability to convert them in batches?
XLD 20240511
I've changed my mind: you may disregard the bit about processing separate audio-files by reading the cue sheet. Upon revising the code, it turned out that I had foreseen such a situation.
Nevertheless, batch-converting remains as an enhancement request. Thank you for you job!