How can I burn with EAC an image (encoded with wavpack) with cue sheet tagged?
Thanks in advance!

Use the WvUnpack with -cc option to extract the embedded .cue file. Then edit it if necessary, load in EAC and burn.

Edit: Totally wrong answer! Misread the question.

You will need to decode to WAVE, and extract the cuesheet to burn with EAC.

You could use the image as is with Burrrn.

Huh, I think you can't do that directly, but you can extract cuesheet into separate file, or if foobar2000 reads it, convert it to image+cue file.

Is there no way to do it with EAC? Should I do it necessarily with another software?



How can I do this without using Burrrn or Foobar?

No, EAC can burn directly only from WAV files. Use the Burrn as Synthetic Soul sugests, it will decode automatically. But since you still need to extract the embedded cue, so you must use wvunpack (it comes together with wavpack) with -cc option.

eevan is right... this the changelog for 4.40 version (wavpack):

wvunpack.exe (command-line decoder) - 4.40
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added: cuesheet extraction (to .cue file or stdout)
added: wav header generation on decode for files with missing RIFF
information, or forced with -w option
added: more summary info (wrapper info + channel assignments)
improved: more robust handling of corrupt files
improved: separate options for raw (-r) and blind stream decoding (-b)
improved: switched to Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (win32 only)
removed: support for Windows 95

What's wrong with using Burrrn, foobar, or decoding? How many options do you need?

For the record, if you have Monkey's Audio installed, EAC can burn a cue+ape combo also. Now it comes with FLAC perhaps it can also process FLAC files; I haven't tested. It woul be good if it could, and even better if it gets WavPack support in the furture.

My mistake, I've never tried it, I've always used Burrrn to write images to CD.
BTW I've just tested burning a flac image with 0.99pb2 and it says: "Error in CUE sheet ! Filetype not supported in line 7". So, maybe in some future release...

EAC can write offset corrected Audio CDs.

Besides I think it's pretty straight forward to just use "wvunpack -cc" (and edit the cue sheet if necessary) - no need to install foobar2000 or Burrrn if you normally don't use them.

That's where the decoding bit comes in... You either decode and use EAC, or use the image as is with Burrrn or foobar. I don't understand why the OP is looking for a third solution...

Oh, sorry. I missed that decoding bit in your message!

Well, you make a good point about the write offset - something that should have been specified earlier.

Personally I would always decode my WavPack file to WAVE and use EAC because of this. I really don't see the time/effort required a big deal whatsoever.

That's what I did... in fact usually I don't use Burrrn or Foobar.