DAPs which support cue + single .wav/.flac?

[Donuts123]

Is audio player support for CDs ripped to a .cue file with a single large .wav/.flac containing all audio tracks common? The player should work much like foobar2000, in that skipping to the next track would effectively seek in the WAV file.

 

[Joachim Herbert]

Why would somebody do that?

 

[pers]

I prefer to split large audio files and tag them correctly using MusicBrainz Picard.

Plus, I have several albums that combine stereo mixes and mono mixes on a single CD.
But I only listen to the stereo mixes.
Or albums that include bonus tracks, but I don't listen to the bonus tracks.
So a single large audio file just wastes space.

 

[kemmler3D]

Why would somebody do that?

Occasionally an album actually is one long track, otherwise I think it's a workaround to ensure gapless playback?

 

[Vincent Kars]

Occasionally an album actually is one long track, otherwise I think it's a workaround to ensure gapless playback?

Indeed. In the past a lot of DLNA servers didn't support gapless playback. Very annoying in case of classical or live albums. The downside of CUE is its limited tagging support.
You also create a dependency. If anything changes in the audio file e.g name or folder you have to apply this change to the Cue as well

The Well-Tempered Computer

 

[aagstn]

I would personally considering using a program like XLD (foobar2000 probably can do it as well) to split those FLAC files back to the individual tracks to allow for better device compatibility.

 

[Donuts123]

I found a couple of Android apps which support cue with single wav: HiBy Music and FiiO Music.

Another one is Eddict Player.