lordmulder
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4 years ago I read another person's question about a "Security issue" from back in 2015. In it you said that one could create a folder called "cache". What binaries do I copy into that folder? Copying the created executables in the Temp folder didn't work and I've tried different files from the source I downloaded from GitHub. Could you tell me what files I need to copy into the Cache folder to get LameXP to run the necessary files from that folder rather than the temp?
You have to put all files with the original file name, as they are found in the source tree: https://github.com/lordmulder/LameXP/tree/master/res/tools
When LameXP automatically extracts the files to the TEMP directory, then it will only extract the "variant" of each file that matches to your CPU. But if you provide the files in cache folder, then you have to provide all the "variants", because it is not known beforehand which one will be used...
I just re-verified that it is working as expected:
Regards MuldeR
Gamemoose
Hello!
I've been having people try LameXP for converting MP4 files to WAV for dictation and the program works great! It's very easy for those folks to use. Unfortunately, the antivirus the company uses is stating that the executables that are put in the c:\users[user\appdata\local\temp[random folder] is a virus. I know it's not a virus however due to best practice, I can't have the anti-virus not scan those temp folders. I'm using 4.18 (build 2240).
I read another person's question about a "Security issue" from back in 2015. In it you said that one could create a folder called "cache". What binaries do I copy into that folder? Copying the created executables in the Temp folder didn't work and I've tried different files from the source I downloaded from GitHub. Could you tell me what files I need to copy into the Cache folder to get LameXP to run the necessary files from that folder rather than the temp?
Thanks!