DigitalVolcano Software Support

Just to point out, if you've downloaded a "video" & all you want is the audio, you can pull that out separately, losslessly. (And with that you'd have audio/audio to compare against.) And of course, if you know ahead of time that you won't need the video then you may be able to downloa...

What OS? On my end, Win7, - running in Sandboxie (so that might have a bearing on what I see - I too see the "triangle" (& (Nothing found"). (Other machines here are 1 other Win7, & then 10's & 11's [& an XP].) All that said, ever since 10 has entered the frame, there ...

files that are identical Identical in what manner? Date & size? but any of several searches using different parameters does not show the dupes What searches/parameters? Are you using 'Same content'? Have you verified a pair of these files - outside of DC, using say a hash check program? And do ...

I'll just point out that DC5 has "built-in" help (the '?' in the program or you can open "Duplicate Cleaner 5 help.chm" directly). If you are looking for "exact" (content) duplicates, a Regular mode search, by Same Content, will be faster, then the other modes (Image, A...

(While maybe not "particularly" important, kind of surprised that they use MD5 - given that MD5 can generate collisions.)

Does it matter, particularly? That said, I believe, in this case, the program is a quasi-dual bit program, meaning that on 32-bit OS, it runs 32, & on 64-bit OS it runs 64, with Duplicate Cleaner 5.exe itself "starting life", if you will, as x86, the morphing into the x64 that you see ...

Depending on you (disk/directory) layout, something like this might work, viewtopic.php?t=2834.

Suppose you could do something like set up a "KEEP" subdirectory. So: Medical/KEEP/ Medical Expenses/KEEP/ & move the dups that you want to keep into KEEP, & set the KEEP directories as 'Protected' (in the Folder search list). (Maybe only 1 "KEEP" directory, in the Expens...

> Does Duplicate Cleaner 5 support 64-bit systems

Yes.


> The last time I used this software it was duplicate cleaner 3 and 64-bit didn't work properly.

Not that it matters at this point, but in what way did it not work properly?

Took me a bit to understand what you meant.

In the Scan Location tab, you are able to select wanted directories, & once selected, the context-menu has a Folders sub-menu where the OP can than do as requested.