I have a album in lossless .tta format but the problem is the entire album is one .tta file with a .cue sheet included. I can't directly convert the .tta file to .flac without first seperating the individual tracks. What I've been doing is burning the album using Burrrn 1.14 Beta 2 to a CD-RW and using EAC to rip the tracks to .flac.

I feel like I'm taking a extra step by burning it to CD and then converting it to FLAC as the .tta file is already a compressed lossless file to begin with.

Since there is a foobar2000 plugin for TTA, couldn't you just install it and use foobar2000 to transcode from TTA to FLAC?


http://fb2k.org/show.php?id=181

Also you can use ttaenc to decode to wav. then edit the cue file

Problem is, I'm not too familiar with foobar2000.

I've did some digging and I found a program called Medieval CUE Splitter and I'm currently using that to split the files. Now I just need to find a program to transcode to FLAC.

http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index....st&p=591203

http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=CueTools

Can I use CUETools to convert ALAC files to FLAC without a cuesheet?

ALAC is supported as input, experiment with the tool a bit yourself as I don't use Apple's lossless CODEC myself.

shntool handles most lossless formats (including tta and flac).