18-12-2011, 22:03
Dude, that's music piracy 101. But, fortunately for you, I'm your man here.
One-file-FLACs usually come with a cue sheet which determines how the tracks are laid out. These are text files with a .cue file extension. The easiest way to convert these files (or FLAC files in general) is with foobar, a music player that not only plays FLACs, but also comes with a handy converter already built in. Also, you better get the LAME encoder (more precisely the lame.exe). Since LAME encoder isn't as lame as it sounds you can forget that crap about constant bit rate MP3s and convert it in VBR. Just drag and drop your FLAC files or cue sheets into the foobar playlist, right click them, select convert, change settings to your liking and go. Foobar does the rest.
tl;dr version:
1. Get foobar
2. Get lame.exe
3. Convert the shit out of your FLACs
Hope that helps.
One-file-FLACs usually come with a cue sheet which determines how the tracks are laid out. These are text files with a .cue file extension. The easiest way to convert these files (or FLAC files in general) is with foobar, a music player that not only plays FLACs, but also comes with a handy converter already built in. Also, you better get the LAME encoder (more precisely the lame.exe). Since LAME encoder isn't as lame as it sounds you can forget that crap about constant bit rate MP3s and convert it in VBR. Just drag and drop your FLAC files or cue sheets into the foobar playlist, right click them, select convert, change settings to your liking and go. Foobar does the rest.
tl;dr version:
1. Get foobar
2. Get lame.exe
3. Convert the shit out of your FLACs
Hope that helps.