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Audio File Editing
Audio file editing refers to opening, editing, and saving audio files.
File Handling in the Audio Editor
This section describes the principal editing operations within the Audio Editor.
Encoding Audio Files
Audio can be saved in different formats. The process of converting audio to another format is called encoding. When saving audio files, you can specify various encoding options for some file formats.
FLAC Encoding Dialog
You can edit the encoding options when you save a FLAC audio file.

FLAC Encoding Dialog

You can edit the encoding options when you save a FLAC audio file.

You can open the FLAC Encoding dialog from most places where you can select an output file format. For example, open an audio file, select File > Save As, click in the Format field, and select Edit. In the Audio File Format dialog, select FLAC as type, click the Encoding field, and select Edit.

Compression Level: Lets you specify the compression level. The more compression, the slower the encoding.