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 Member 133 Level 28.95 Mar 2006 
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Splitting .wv & .cue files into tracks
I can't seem to find good software to split .wv files into tracks with a .cue file. I found a bloated video editor that claimed it could do it, but I couldn't figure out how. Any easy solutions?
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Member 133 Level 28.95 Mar 2006
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They are in fact .wv files, thanks for replying you two. Foobar does it, but I can't figure out how to use the .wv and /cue file without it outputting 2 copies of each file, but it works! Thanks again.
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