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TK
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As usual for developers appearing on these giveaway sites these steal FFMPEG.EXE and FFPROBE.EXE by distributing GPLv3 builds of them in a closed source product. just run the programs in a command prompt window with the “-L” switch.

It also requires .NET 8.0, installer contains it. No untoward network activity during installation. Activation is OFFLINE but the activation window does not go away after you click on OK suggesting this has yet to be beta tested… we have to X out of the activation window and restart the application… all things that should be done programmatically if required. It defaults to opening the users Documents folder…. this program does NOT work with Documents of ANY KIND. logic suggests it should be opening the Music folder by default where sound recordings are normally put. More evidence this has not been thoroughly tested yet. It does also accept video file formats but yet to see if it maintains lip-sync in processed output. There is NO default output path set when you install this and no option to use input folder and rename… more evidence this is an untested program. There appears to be no choice of output file format… with just bitrate setting being the only output setting on offer… the values suggest it might be using mp3 codec… lets see… does NOT use intel or nvidia GPUs just ordinary multi-core CPU. It uses denoise_tool.exe to do the processing and does not show real-time progress on any given session. how long will this take? who knows? we don’t! my guess is the progress bar just moves when a process has completed and not during processing as it still remains blank. so far needs much more work and a ui redesign. If this completes I’ll post a followup reply.