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AudioWeb 1.0 Giveaway
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Giveaway of the day — AudioWeb 1.0

Play your audio files from any web browser!
$14.95 EXPIRED
User rating: 15 31 comments

AudioWeb 1.0 was available as a giveaway on May 15, 2019!

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Make animated videos in a snap!

NB: The software requires Windows 8.1 or Windows 10.

  • AudioWeb requires the Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.6.1 to run. This should normally already be present in your system
  • AudioWeb also requires the DotNet Core 2.0.9 Windows Hosting Bundle to run
  • AudioWeb creates a personal website on your computer allowing you to play your mp3 audio files through any web browser! Extremely simple setup; IIS not required.
  • AudioWeb plays audio files sequentially, ideal for audio books or podcasts.
  • You can easily browse, play and bookmark audio files using any modern web browser on any iPad, iPhone, Android phone or tablet, or Windows/Mac desktop.
  • Create any number of separate users, each with his/her own bookmarks and settings.
  • AudioWeb never loses your place in a book, even if you log out.
  • You can use AudioWeb only within your local router if desired, or open a router port to play your audio from anywhere on the internet.
  • AudioWeb is a natural complement to PodSilo by MollieSoft, which collects and maintains podcasts for you.
  • System Requirements:

    Windows 8.1/ 10; Microsoft .NET Framework version 4.6.1; DotNet Core 2.0.9 Windows Hosting Bundle

    Publisher:

    MollieSoft

    Homepage:

    http://www.molliesoft.com/

    File Size:

    1 788 КB

    Price:

    $14.95

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    #9

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    Too bad, it only offers service to the computer it's on, but is invisible on my network from the inside or from the outside.

    Apparently the software has no self-troubleshooting skill to say "... trying tweak 1 ... failed, reverting to tweak 2 ... failed, 3 ... SUCCESS! ..."

    Nope, just failure.

    Well, I guess it's secure then.

    Except for that [ VBA32 CIL.StupidCryptor.Heur ] report from a VirusTotal scan.

    Ouch!
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)
    #8

    VirusTotal says:

    SHA256: 528ee1554ffbae7a497a6ea381667128d481dc77c4447703a367d98ef8919df5
    File name: MollieSoft-AudioWeb-v1.0-2019-05-15.msi
    Detection ratio: 1 / 61
    Analysis date: 2019-05-15 17:11:21 UTC ( 0 minutes ago )
    Antivirus Result Update
    VBA32 CIL.StupidCryptor.Heur 20190515

    What is that?
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

    Peter Blaise,

    AudioWeb contains absolutely NO viruses. I cannot control false positives by the various and sundry virus detection engines.

    Thanks,
    MollieSoft

    Reply   |   Comment by MollieSoft  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+5)

    .
    [ MollieSoft ],

    So you acknowledge that your software generates [ VBA32 CIL.StupidCryptor.Heur ] at VirusTota, and you consider that to be a false positive.

    Thanks.
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

    Peter Blaise, Yes, exactly. They admit it is a false positive. I have contacted VBA32 and here is their response:


    Hello,
    File is clean. False positive will be removed in the next update.
    Thank you for informing us.


    On 27.05.2019 0:29, MollieSoft Support wrote:
    >
    > I am a software developer producing Windows software. This regards my MSI package available at:
    >
    > http://www.molliesoft.com/content/AudioWebSetup.msi
    >
    > When I run my msi through virustotal.org, your engine VBA32 shows my software infected by CIL.StupidCryptor.Heur. This is a false positive. Can you please correct this and remove the false positive report?
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Marvin Hymowech
    >
    > MollieSoft
    >
    --
    Best Regards, Alexey Gerasimenko,
    mailto:feedback@anti-virus.by
    VirusBlokAda Ltd., Minsk, Belarus

    Reply   |   Comment by MollieSoft  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

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    [ MollieSoft ],

    Great -- now we have confidence that the distribution version we received has not been infected unbeknownst to you, and promises to eventually be cleared by an anti malware scanner of a false positive -- your efforts to remedy this are critical for building goodwill and trust.
    ___________

    Now to get the software working on more than just the computer it's running on ... or do I misunderstand, do we need to install the software on every computer on a network or on any machine that wants to access the server, even over the web?

    As it is now, no one can "see" my AudioWeb server but the server itself.

    And why Microsoft server, why not open source WAMP on a stick?

    Maybe you next version will figure out how to make itself function, and test itself and offer remedies, workarounds, and alternatives if and when it self-discovers that it's features fail to perform as expected?

    As it is, the software has no self-inspection audit to confirm that it is working, that it is getting through the network and broadcasting over the webm and for me, it is not working.

    I wouldn't even know how to troubleshoot it, no other computer can even find it on my network or over the web to get even an error message form the server ( the server computer itself is "findable" by every other method -- Windows net share, remote control via the network and over the web ).

    Thanks for letting us try it, but I feel like an alpha tester, not even a beta tester.
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)
    #7

    Hi - For this offering of AudioWeb (or any other GAOTD software) , I will NOT be moving to W10 and I never tried (and will never try) W 8.

    I am staying with W7 Ult 64 bit as long as I possibly can on my two identical Dell T7500 machines; with dual X5690 chips, Samsung SDD and 128 GB ram in each they. are a pleasure to use. Nothing W10 has or will have comes close.

    I am ADAMANT about this.

    And, I am spending a little time each month learning Linux Debian Mint and all the "MS like" applications that work on them.

    I expect GAOTD to eventually be offering Linux apps. FWIW

    Reply   |   Comment by Morgan Pierce  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-14)

    Morgan Pierce,

    "I am staying with W7 Ult 64 bit as long as I possibly can..."

    Cool, if that's what you want. Windows 7 & 8 aren't going stop running because of an expiration date. Win7 may be more targeted by cybercriminals, as there will be no more patches as of 1/2020, & there will be no reason for manufacturers to issue drivers. But people continue to use XP, so no reason win7 should be any different. However, as with XP, the majority of people will move on, as will sites and companies from GOTD to Amazon -- it makes little sense not to cater to the vast majority of the market. And as with today's XP users, you might find that stuff that works with win7 starts to become increasingly rare. As long as you remember that it's your choice, no reason for anyone to get upset about it.

    "two identical Dell T7500 machines; with dual X5690 chips, Samsung SDD and 128 GB ram in each they. are a pleasure to use. Nothing W10 has or will have comes close. "

    Later versions of win10 support more, & older xeon CPUs, in case your decision is based on compatibility. Win10's core is very basically an improved version of what's in win7 -- they behave much the same, though win10 is faster -- with the biggest difference being the interface. If your main concern is performance, then like most gamers on Steam, you likely want win10. If you just can't get past the GUI, that's fine too -- it's your PCs, so your choice.

    "I am spending a little time each month learning Linux Debian Mint and all the "MS like" applications that work on them.
    I expect GAOTD to eventually be offering Linux apps. FWIW"


    Nothing wrong with Linux either, but as you become more experienced in the Linux world, you'll find that the amount of non-server related apps cannot compare to the Windows environment. There's simply not enough Linux software for GOTD to feature an app a day, plus lots of [most?] Linux software is open source, so what would be the point?

    Reply   |   Comment by mike  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+16)

    Mike, thanks for your extended resonse. I am not a gamer. But, I think that Linux apps will become more and more pleantiful --- especially once folks start seeing the very heavy hand of Mister Softee coming down --- and it will come since there will be money to be made. There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. Speaking of free lunch, I stay totally away from all things Google right now, also. Google will eventually be bested. I would not purchase a chrome book if you gave it to me free along with $2,000. At $2,001, I would just pack it in a box in my attic as an antique for great, great chandkids.

    Also, I think that folks will come up with anti viral solutions and updates like they have for XP. The W7 audience is still huge.

    My hardware is good for at least 5 years and a lot can happend in those 5 years. I might be able to replace each machine with a wristwatch by then --- a linux one.Mike, thanks for your extended resonse. I am not a gamer. But, I think that Linux apps will become more and more pleantiful --- especially once folks start seeing the very heavy hand of Mister Softee coming down --- and it will come since there will be money to be made. There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. Speaking of free lunch, I stay totally away from all things Google right now, also. Google will eventually be bested. I would not purchase a chrome book if you gave it to me free along with $2,000. At $2,001, I would just pack it in a box in my attic as an antique for great, great chandkids.

    Also, I think that folks will come up with anti viral solutions and updates like they have for XP. The W7 audience is still huge.

    My hardware is good for at least 5 years and a lot can happend in those 5 years. I might be able to replace each machine with a wristwatch by then --- a linux one.

    Reply   |   Comment by Morgan Pierce  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

    Morgan Pierce, It is not clear why you would even spend the time to come to GOTD, as you would lose anything you install when you go to Linux.
    What do you use your computer for? If everything is done through a browser, on the internet, just get a Chromebook and don't worry about the intricacies of Linux. (I am a professional with extensive experience in both Windows and Linux/Unix.) If it is security which is your concern, you can easily get a "live CD" of Linux, boot to it, surf to your delight and take it out when done. Poof! No viruses, maybe no tracking. (Oh! do you have a VPN? Turned off JavaScript? No ads? No accounts?)
    Or are you not even going on the internet, just using the machine with all that power and RAM for photo and video editing? (You could try free GIMP even on Windows.) Or program development? You definitely do not need all that RAM for Linux.
    Jump in and try Linux, maybe Mint, from a live CD.
    I don't know if you will be missed here, as you won't be giving any helpful feedback about these Windows-based programs.
    I use Windows 10 and Linux and Windows Subsystem for Linux. There are a few things for which Linux is handy, very few. Some believe in the security. But if your account passwords are compromised, or your online accounts hacked, the hacker doesn't care at all whether you were using Windows, Mac or Linux. They got your info where the company stored it.

    Reply   |   Comment by OldGuy  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

    OldGuy, thanks much for your comments. I'd like to ask you more. Do you have a blog or FB?

    Reply   |   Comment by Morgan Pierce  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

    Morgan Pierce, Find me via http://bcug.com . I'm president.

    Reply   |   Comment by OldGuy  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

    .
    [ Morgan Pierce ],

    I've got computers running WIndows 98 just fine, and many GOTD offering work on Windows 98, so I'm happy.

    Though the market moves on, when we have something that works, why upgrade?
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

    Peter Blaise, I am with you: Ain't broke, don't fix. Do you have a blog of FB page?

    Reply   |   Comment by Morgan Pierce  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

    .
    [ Morgan Pierce ],

    We all have personal dot coms, don't we?

    Yours is worth $1,900!
    .

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

    Peter Blaise, hello, but I do not understand. What personal dot com? Thanks.

    Reply   |   Comment by Morgan Pierce  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

    Morgan Pierce dot com

    Reply   |   Comment by Peter Blaise  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)
    #6

    Easy way fro the hackers to get into your personal files, just create or be part of the unsecured network.

    Reply   |   Comment by Nathan  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-1)

    Nathan,

    AudioWeb does not allow access to any "personal" files, just read-only access to audio files (.mp3) under a specific directory on your computer. In addition, a valid login is required, and login credentials can only be created on your computer directly using the AudioWebAdmin program, not through the web interface.

    - MollieSoft

    Reply   |   Comment by MollieSoft  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)
    #5

    The posted link for PodSilo returns 404, not found. The actual link should be: www.molliesoft.com/podsilo.
    Thanks!

    Reply   |   Comment by MollieSoft  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)
    #4

    The negative votes I attribute to it taking some effort to install additional server software from Microsoft. Simple interface but works effectively. Would be interested in a web server version to play my collection of videos.

    Reply   |   Comment by David  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-4)
    #3

    Can a security expert comment on the risks associated with opening a port to the www in order to broadcast audio? I'm concerned about dropping my defenses like that.

    Reply   |   Comment by TGab  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

    TGab, Yes and no, but on the other side your computer is already an open book to Microsoft, Google, Facebook et-al.
    But you're right I never trust programs like this one. If necessary I would prefer to run a dedicated computer/network for the task.
    On the other side, there are lots of alternatives (free and paid) for audio streaming.

    Reply   |   Comment by Luis  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)

    Luis,

    What alternatives are you aware of that are audio-book friendly, e.g. allowing bookmarks, etc.?

    Thanks,
    MollieSoft

    Reply   |   Comment by MollieSoft  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

    MollieSoft, Find alternatives here: alternativeto dot net/

    Reply   |   Comment by Luis  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)
    #2

    Installed but when executed nothing happened??

    Reply   |   Comment by Chakotay  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)
    #1

    Easy way for listening my own audio collection outside ! And share it sometimes with family or friend on any connected tool. So a PC need to run at home.


    Thanks a lot and best regards.

    Reply   |   Comment by Col Spontz  –  4 years ago  –  Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-16)
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