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ENC file extension- Encore musical notation file format

What is enc file? How to open enc files?

File extension enc is mainly associated with Encore, a score-writer program for Microsoft Windows and Macintosh.

The Encore enc file contains notation score stored in Encore musical notation file format. Encore also uses other notation file formats with file extensions mus and rhp.

Presently Encore is distributed and developed by GVOX, a music-software company, best known for notation software.

Encore is notable for being one of the first scorewriter programs to enable items in the musical score to be intuitively added and edited using the mouse.

Encore is known for being extremely easy to learn to use, with an intuitive user interface.

Updated: June 22, 2021

The default software associated to open enc file:

Company or developer:
Passport Music Software, LLC

Encore is easy-to-use notation score writer application for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. Encore is able to create motion picture scores, orchestral arrangements, choir songbooks, or teaching music in school.

Company or developer:
GVOX

Encore is notation score writer application for Mac OS X. Encore is able to create motion picture scores, orchestral arrangements, choir songbooks, or teaching music in school.

Help how to open:

Use Encore! to open and work with the *.enc files.

How to convert:

You can use Encore! to save the *.enc files to another file format.

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File identification strings:

HEX code: 53 43 4F 57
ASCII code: SCOW

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Text content	M								a								n
ASCII	77								97								110
Bit pattern	0	1	0	0	1	1	0	1	0	1	1	0	0	0	0	1	0	1	1	0	1	1	1	0
Index	19						22						5						46
Base64-encoded	T						W						F						u

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