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VLC media player should be removed from the suggested list of alternate software. When downmixing to stereo, it drops the LFE channel instead of incoporating it into the downmix. This should be an instant dealbreaker for anyone who actually enjoys movies.

Two things everyone needs to know (1) Kudu's first release ever was March 2026, so it hasn't been tested on many users' systems. (2) All Kudu code is generated by AI vibe coding and bots. It should have a disclaimer like genetically modified foods.

Maybe this isn't "AI slop," but use with caution before letting it run as administrator to modify your system.

@Parsaram
The codec file included here (libvlcjni.so) is 32-bit ARM only and will not load on 64-bit devices, which covers most Android phones made after 2016.

If KMPlayer shows the error: kmp external codec libvlcjni.so cpu arm64-v8a, your phone is 64-bit and this codec is simply incompatible - there is no fix.

For a 64-bit device, VLC for Android plays EAC3, DTS, AC3 and most other formats natively on both ARM32 and ARM64 - no external codec needed.

Won't install on Win 7.

@REDKING
Kudu is designed exclusively for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Several of its core modules (Software Updater via winget, Privacy Shield, and the Debloater) rely on system components that are not present in Windows 7, so installation will fail on that OS.

If you are still on Windows 7, CCleaner and BleachBit both continue to support older Windows versions and cover the essential cleaning and privacy functions.

@Dick
AnyBurn does not publicly document which MP3 encoder it uses internally, and it does not support swapping in an external encoder like LAME - the encoding pipeline is baked in with no lame_enc.dll-style substitution mechanism.

If MP3 encoding quality matters to you, the practical answer is to use a dedicated tool alongside AnyBurn. LameXP bundles LAME 3.101 with a clean GUI, handles batch conversion with drag-and-drop, and gets quite frequent updates.

Use AnyBurn for burning, LameXP for encoding to MP3 - you get the best of both tools. The underlying LAME MP3 Encoder it uses is still the gold standard for VBR quality.

@REDKING

It's outdated! :)

Do not play video

What MP3 codec does anyburn use? Can I substitute LAME latest edition? How?

There is a new version 2103 and I’m excited about the mixer. Maybe a DJ can judge it better but I like it.

Ive use it since 2006

Wow, thank you for this, I hope you can keep updating this one, and another favor please, would you also able to upload Dolby Digital Plus Home Theater app?
Thank you so much!

A new version comes out almost every week, but there's nothing substantial to it. It's an outdated format.

no sirve, si no pagas no deja exportar los videos

Will not connect to Microsoft server.