I have cue/wav files generated by EAC. In FreeBSD (any Linux tool would work) I want to split the wav's based on the cue sheet, convert them to AAC, and tag them. This wouldn't be so hard if I had something like cuetag (cuecuebreakpoints file.cue | shnsplit -o wav file.wav; faac to encode to aac; then how do I tag?). But cuetag doesn't seem to be in the FreeBSD port of cuetools (and I'm not totally sure it works with AAC files anyway)!

Any ideas for something to tag these files automatically? Or is there a whole other way at the problem?

Thanks!

-- Ned Ruggeri

You should be able to use AtomicParsley to tag AAC. I've myself written scripts to parse cue files and tag using AP. You should also be able to tag directly with faac.