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sapphirearcz · 2008-04-19, 20:22

recently i have downloaded some original soundtracks.. but after unzipping it, the result is a main tta. file and several some .cue files.. i wonder if anyone can help me with this issue? i am lacking in the computing department so please teach me step by step

fict_ticious · 2008-04-19, 23:24

Use an application like CueSplitter to split the main TTA into the individual tracks. TTA is a free lossless audio codec, so you can probably use whatever it is you use now to convert the format into another desired one. Personally, I use dBpoweramp.

sapphirearcz · 2008-04-20, 05:34

The converter i have now does not support TTA.

can anyone recommend a converter that does this? will be most helpful if it is free..
thanks in advance

fict_ticious · 2008-04-20, 07:32

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Originally Posted by sapphirearcz

The converter i have now does not support TTA.

can anyone recommend a converter that does this? will be most helpful if it is free..
thanks in advance

Whoops, you'll also need the codec itself. Ain't packaged with the basics of dBpoweramp.
Silly me.

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sapphirearcz Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Singapore	How to open a TTA file recently i have downloaded some original soundtracks.. but after unzipping it, the result is a main tta. file and several some .cue files.. i wonder if anyone can help me with this issue? i am lacking in the computing department so please teach me step by step __________________ Many Thanks to Klashikari for the sig!

2008-04-20, 05:34	Link #3
sapphirearcz Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Singapore	The converter i have now does not support TTA. can anyone recommend a converter that does this? will be most helpful if it is free.. thanks in advance __________________ Many Thanks to Klashikari for the sig!

2008-04-19, 23:24	Link #2
fict_ticious I can has drinks? Join Date: Mar 2006	Use an application like CueSplitter to split the main TTA into the individual tracks. TTA is a free lossless audio codec, so you can probably use whatever it is you use now to convert the format into another desired one. Personally, I use dBpoweramp.