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What is a BONK file? Audio file created in the Bonk format; supports both lossless and lossy compression and uses speech compression techniques to achieve a higher compression ratio than .MP3 , but it is not supported by standard audio players.

More Information BonkEnc, a program used for encoding BONK files, was renamed to fre:ac, which stands for "free audio converter." This program can convert BONK files to other more common audio formats.

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What is a BONK file?

Audio file created in the Bonk format; supports both lossless and lossy compression and uses speech compression techniques to achieve a higher compression ratio than .MP3 , but it is not supported by standard audio players.

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BonkEnc, a program used for encoding BONK files, was renamed to fre:ac, which stands for "free audio converter." This program can convert BONK files to other more common audio formats.

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Updated: November 15, 2012

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What is a BONK file?↓
Audio file created in the Bonk format; supports both lossless and lossy compression and uses speech compression techniques to achieve a higher compression ratio than .MP3, but it is not supported by standard audio players.

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