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shntool split -t “%n.%p-%t” -f CDImage.cue -o ape CDImage.ape -d output

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shntool [split]: error: value not in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff, or m:ss.nnn format: []

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Specifying split points
Split points simply mark places within the WAVE data of the input file where tracks will be split.
They can be specified in any combination of the following formats:
bytes
where bytes is a specific byte offset
m:ss
where m = minutes and ss = seconds
m:ss.ff where m = minutes, ss = seconds and ff = frames (75 per second, so ff ranges from 00 to
74)
m:ss.nnn
where m = minutes, ss = seconds and nnn = milliseconds (will be rounded to closest sec-
囗囗囗 boundary, or the first sector boundary if the closest one happens to be the beginning of
the file)
CUE sheet
- a simple CUE sheet, in which each "INDEX 01 m:ss:ff" line is converted to a m:ss.ff
split point
Split points must be given in increasing order, and must appear one per line. If the byte offset cal-
culated from the final split point equals the input file’s WAVE data size, then it is ignored. Since
split points specify locations within the input file where tracks will be split, N split points will cre-
ate N+1 output files. All m:ss formats will create splits on sector boundaries whenever the input
file is CD-quality; to force non-sector-aligned splits, use the exact byte format.