.wav file on hard drive

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Can Grip be used to encode wav files residing on my hard drive into mp3's?*
*If so, how do I point grip to the file and make it work?

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<div dir="ltr">Can Grip be used to encode wav files residing on my hard drive into mp3&#39;s?<u>&nbsp;&nbsp; </u>If so, how do I point grip to the file and make it work?<br></div>

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