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You can use the <emphasis role="strong">Preferences</emphasis> dialogue box to define a number of things such as how the folder hierarchy should be saved, how the files should be named and whether to eject the CD automatically after the tracks are extracted.
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:611(para)
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In the last section of the <emphasis role="strong">Preferences</emphasis> dialogue box, you can define the file format in which the tracks would be stored on your computer. Based on your requirements, select any one format from the <emphasis role="strong">Output Format</emphasis> drop-down list.
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You can also extract CD audio files to the proprietary, non-free MP3 format. Instructions for extracting audio files into the MP3 format can be found in the help for Sound Juicer. Go to <emphasis role="strong">Help&gt;Content</emphasis> and then navigate to the Preferences section.
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:625(para)
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Specifying Audio Format
Especificar el formato de audio
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:633(title)
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Each of these file format has its own customisable profile. Depending on the type of the music track and the destination where it has to be stored, you may need to customise these file formats. Click the <emphasis role="strong">Edit Profiles</emphasis> button, then select the desired profile and click the <emphasis role="strong">Edit</emphasis> button to edit the profile of the selected file format according to your needs.
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:644(para)
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Editing Audio Profile
Editar el perfíl de audio
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:652(title)
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The <emphasis role="strong">Editing profile</emphasis> dialogue box for the selected audio profile is displayed. You can edit the audio profile according to your requirements and the click <emphasis role="strong">Close</emphasis> to exit.
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:663(para)
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Customising Audio Profile
Personalizar el perfil de audio
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:669(title)
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You can also use the <emphasis role="strong">Preferences</emphasis> dialogue box to define the location where you want the audio files to be stored on your computer. By default, Sound Juicer stores the audio files in the Home directory. To define a location of your choice, select a directory from the <emphasis role="strong">Music Folder</emphasis> drop-down list and click <emphasis role="strong">Close</emphasis> to exit the <emphasis role="strong">Preferences</emphasis> dialogue box.
También puede utilizar el cuadro de diálogo <emphasis role="strong">Preferencias</emphasis> para definir la ubicación donde desea que los archivos de audio se almacenen en su equipo. De forma predeterminada, Sound Juicer guarda los archivos de audio en el directorio personal. Para definir una ubicación de su elección, seleccione un directorio de la lista desplegable <emphasis role="strong">carpeta de música </emphasis> y pulse en <emphasis role="strong">Cerrar</emphasis> para salir del cuadro de diálogo <emphasis role= "strong">Preferencias</emphasis>.
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:680(para)
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Specifying Audio File Location
Especificar la ubicación del archivo de audio
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Located in chapter8/xinclude.xml:690(title)
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Contributors to this translation: AMárquez, Daniel Bernal Dotú, Eduardo Echeverria, Elvira Martinez, Paco Molinero, Rodrigo Testa, gnuckx.