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Can be uninstalled easily, cleanly and quickly, without leaving any traces or system changes behind, via the standard Windows Control Panel.

Self-contained and do not require any third-party components or libraries to run.

Can be run without Admin privileges by default.Do not require a system reboot after installation.Only install and copy files to the designated installation folder.Do not install/replace any Windows Drivers or Kernel software.Do not affect the functioning of the operative system, hardware or other running programs.Do not change or alter system-wide settings, including registry, system files or other operative system settings.No other software is bundled with our products. Only install the software that is actually downloaded, Bulk Rename Utility, no additional/other unwanted software.Digitally signed by TGRMN Software for extra security and guarantee.I am probably misunderstanding the way "Conform from Bins/ Media Storage" Patern textbox works but.We all need to be very careful when installing new software that is downloaded from the web.Īt TGRMN Software, we guarantee that all our downloads, installers and software products are top quality and: Nevertheless, when I use this Patern in the "Conform from Bins/ Media Storage => Reel Name Using => Patern textbox, all my proxies are conformed to the same.

Using the */*_00%R.* Patern, a unique Reel Name common to proxies and originals should be generated (0413_0206S3 in my example). For a reason too complicated to explain here, I cannot batch rename the original WAVs to match the prefix of the proxies.ĥ. Clip durations overlapp: We recorded a normal and a -5DB version of each audio clip.Ĥ. The clips have no source timecode, they all start with 00:00:00:00ģ. I cannot set Reel Names via the "Clip Atributes" menu in the Media Page: The "Set Reel Name Using." option is greyed out for both. Didn't notice it on time.Įditing is done and I cannot conform back to the original WAVs.ġ. My offline proxies (audio files) have somehow been created with an 8 digit prefix. Lots of posts on conforming in the forum but I couldn't find an answer all day long.