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Any Video Encryptor User Guide

What is the difference between GFX and EXE format?

GFX is GiliSoft's encrypted media package format. It supports many common video and audio formats, can include multiple files, and can be opened with the free GFX Player.
EXE is a self-running protected package that can be opened directly on Windows without installing a separate player.

How do I encrypt video, audio, or image files to GFX?

Open Any Video Encryptor and click "Add File" to add the video, audio, or image files you want to encrypt.
Select the destination folder, then choose the output format you want to create.

How do I play a GFX file?

Download and install the free GFX Player.
Launch the GFX Player.
Click "Open Files..." to play your GFX file.

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