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{{Module|name=flac|type=Access demux|description=[[FLAC]] audio decoder/encoder}}
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[[FLAC]] is supported through libflac.
  
FLAC is supported through libflac. FLAC decoding support was introduced in VLC 0.5.2. FLAC encoding support was introduced in VLC 0.7.0.
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== Decoder ==
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{{Module|name=flac|type=Audio decoder|first_version=0.5.2|description=FLAC audio decoder|sc=flac}}
  
== Options ==
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=== Options ===
 
None.
 
None.
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{{Clear}}
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== Encoder ==
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{{Module|name=flac|type=Audio encoder|first_version=0.7.0|description=FLAC audio encoder|sc=flac}}
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=== Options ===
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None.
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{{Clear}}
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== Demux ==
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{{Module|name=flac|type=Access demux|description=FLAC demuxer|sc=flac}}
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=== Options ===
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None.
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{{Clear}}
  
 
== Source code ==
 
== Source code ==
 
* {{VLCSourceFile|modules/codec/flac.c}}
 
* {{VLCSourceFile|modules/codec/flac.c}}
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* {{VLCSourceFile|modules/demux/flac.c}}
  
 
{{Documentation footer}}
 
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Revision as of 07:13, 17 May 2019

FLAC is supported through libflac.

Decoder

Module: flac
Type Audio decoder
First VLC version 0.5.2
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) all
Description FLAC audio decoder
Shortcut(s) flac

Options

None.

Encoder

Module: flac
Type Audio encoder
First VLC version 0.7.0
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) all
Description FLAC audio encoder
Shortcut(s) flac

Options

None.

Demux

Module: flac
Type Access demux
First VLC version -
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) all
Description FLAC demuxer
Shortcut(s) flac

Options

None.

Source code

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