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cart in the Edit Cart Dialog. Next, touch the cut's entry in the cut list and then

touch the Import/Export button to open the Import/Export Audio Dialog

(Illustration 5).

Select the file you wish to import, either by entering the path and filename to it in

the Filename field or by clicking the Select button to open a file browsing dialog.

Rivendell is capable of importing the following types of audio files:

● Microsoft WAV (*.wav) – Both PCM16 and MPEG supported

● MPEG (*.mp1, *.mp2, *.mp3)

● OggVorbis (*.ogg)

● Free Lossless Audio Codec [FLAC] (*.flac)

Next, set the Channels drop-down menu to the appropriate number of channels.

You may also wish to adjust the Normalize or Autotrim controls, although these

will normally be set to reasonable default values by the system administrator and

should seldom have to be altered. If Normalize is selected, then the imported audio

will be peak normalized to the level indicated. The Autotrim does the same thing

as in the Record Dialog (see section 2.0.1.2, 'Recording and Auditioning a Cut in

the Record Dialog' above for details).

Finally, touch the Import button. A progress bar will indicate percentage

completion of the import, followed by a popup box to announce completion. The

Import Audio Dialog will automatically close after acknowledging completion.

The audio is now imported, and can now be auditioned and otherwise processed

in the usual way.

Illustration 5: The Import/Export Audio Dialog

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