EOF will look for a "guitar.ogg" file in the same folder as the EOF project file you loaded. If you do not have LAME and Vorbis Tools installed, you will not be able to use the built-in MP3 conversion. A copy of the MP3 file will also be saved as "original.mp3" in the project folder, for use with the Leading Silence feature.
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If you choose an MP3 file, and you have LAME and Vorbis Tools installed (included in Windows version of EOF), EOF will convert it to "guitar.ogg" using the average bitrate you specify in the "OGG Settings" dialog, automatically re-sampling the audio to 44khz if necessary. Wherever you choose to store the project, the OGG file you chose will be copied to "guitar.ogg" (required by "Frets On Fire"). "Create New Folder" will create the folder you specify in EOF's own song folder (see File >Song Folder ). "Use OGG Folder" will place the project files in the folder with the OGG or MP3 file you selected. "Use Existing Folder" requires you to point to an existing folder where EOF will create your project files. When choosing a destination for your project you have three options. The album information will be similarly read into an INI setting if it is available.
If the selected audio file contains tag information, the song artist, title and year will be automatically entered into the song's properties from the audio file's ID3v1/ID3v2 tag or OGG Vorbis tag comments if available. You will select an OGG or MP3, choose a destination for the new project, and enter some information about the song. Many functions also have a keyboard shortcut to expedite the song editing process. EOF contains many useful functions which can be accessed through various menus.
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