FAQ

It is used to prepare authorized video, audio, or thumbnail links, organize them in a queue, and download them in the format selected by the user.

The application supports MP4 for video, MP3 for audio, and JPEG for available thumbnails or main images. Format and quality can be selected per queued link.

The application can open without a license, but download features remain locked until a valid Ainitia license is activated.

Yes. License activation, checks, and deactivation may require Internet access to communicate with Ainitia License Manager.

Paid temporary licenses may include offline continuity until the paid expiration date when supported by the product. Some checks, activations, or license changes may require an Internet connection.

No. Users must only use the application with their own, public, authorized, or source-permitted content. Changes in external platforms may affect functionality.

The application is prepared for Windows 10 or later. The installer allows the program to be installed and uninstalled from Windows.

No. Functionality may depend on external services, changes in source platforms, and the terms of use of each source.

It translates selected text in Windows and displays the result in a floating window. It is designed for quick translation while browsing, chatting or working with other applications.

Ainitia LupScope is a floating translator for Windows designed to help you understand text from other applications without constantly switching windows. Select a sentence in a website, document, or conversation and view its translation immediately. It is useful for browsing foreign-language sites, reading technical documentation, communicating in international communities, or understanding occasional messages while gaming or working.

Yes. An Internet connection is required to activate or check the license and for translation features that rely on online services.

Select compatible text with your mouse in another application and LupScope attempts to capture it and display its translation in the floating window. You can keep the window compact or activate LCD mode when you only want the translated result using as little screen space as possible. If an area does not expose copyable text, you can try the experimental OCR snipping feature, bearing in mind that results may vary.

The application uses Ainitia License Manager to activate and check the license. Local license data is stored protected using Windows DPAPI.

You can use quick OCR snipping, a feature that is currently experimental but functional. Mark a screen region and the application will attempt to recognise and translate the visible text. It may be helpful with images, screenshots, software interfaces, or content that does not allow direct selection, but it may make mistakes, fail to recognise text correctly, or produce inaccurate results, especially with small lettering, complex backgrounds, low resolution, or poor contrast. Whenever you can select the text directly, that remains the most reliable option.

The application is intended for Windows. Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit is recommended. It is not intended for macOS or Linux.

LCD mode is a reduced view that displays the translation in a discreet, readable format without occupying a large window. It is useful when you need ongoing translation assistance while browsing, working, gaming, or keeping another application as your main focus.

The license is linked to the activated computer. If you need to change computers, use the deactivate-this-device option when available and activate the license on the new device according to your license conditions.

Yes. An Internet connection is required to activate or check your licence and to perform translations that rely on online services. Some interface actions can be opened offline, but translation and licence validation require network availability.

Yes. The application includes quick scan/OCR features to help capture text from screen areas when it cannot be selected directly.

The application is unlocked through a valid licence linked to an activation. To use it on another computer, you can deactivate the current machine from the licence window before activating it on the new one. If you no longer have access to the previous computer or need to recover your licence, use the website recovery option or contact support.

Ainitia LupScope is designed for Windows, with Windows 10 or Windows 11 64-bit recommended. The installer may request administrator permission to install the program. If the executable is not yet digitally signed, Windows SmartScreen may show a warning; verify that you downloaded it from Ainitia and that its SHA256 hash matches the published value.

Ainitia LupScope processes the text required to display translations and provide the features requested by the user. The licensing system stores locally the information needed to validate activation on the computer. Please review the Privacy Policy for the applicable data handling terms or contact support for further information.

This version of the installer is not digitally signed, so Windows SmartScreen may display a warning. This does not by itself mean the file is damaged, but it should always be downloaded from the official Ainitia website.

Ainitia Video is used to edit a main video with trimming, audio and video layers, visual annotations, timing effects, and final MP4 export.

Ainitia Video is designed for Windows as a desktop application. A Windows system compatible with 64-bit applications is recommended.

Video editing runs on the computer, but license activation and license checks require an Internet connection.

The application can be opened without a license, but commercial features such as final export remain locked until a valid license is activated.

FFmpeg and FFprobe are bundled with the application and are used to read metadata, process filters, and generate MP4 exports.

Yes. Ainitia Video can save and reopen projects, preserving information about the main video, trims, tracks, overlays, and timing effects.

The license is linked to the computer activation. If you need to move to another computer, use the deactivation option if available or contact support.

Editing work is performed locally on the computer. The Internet connection is used for license activation and validation when required.

You can download and install the application freely, but a valid license is required to unlock all features.

It is used to take screenshots on Windows, including instant capture and quick snipping of selected screen areas.

You can capture a full display, several selected displays or only a specific region of your desktop. The application is designed to quickly capture issues, interfaces, messages, designs, visual references, support information or any content you need to save or share without wasting time on manual processes.

No. Captures are saved locally on your computer. The online connection is used for activation and license checks.

Yes. Ainitia Screen Capture is developed as a Windows desktop application.

Display capture saves the full content of the selected monitors. Quick snipping lets you select a specific region with the mouse at that moment. A fixed capture area is intended for repeatedly reusing the same region, for example when capturing a window, counter, panel or specific part of an application several times.

Yes. The application lets you configure the folder where captures are saved.

The application may require an Internet connection to activate or check the online license. Available features may depend on the license status.

Yes. You can enable optional quick-snip editing to review the result before copying or saving it. This is useful when you only want to keep the relevant information or adjust a snip before adding it to a document, conversation or report.

You can recover your license from the license portal. If you need to move an activation, check the deactivation options or contact support.

The license is activated from within the application through the Ainitia License Manager online system, using a valid key associated with the product.

Yes. Ainitia Screen Capture supports multi-monitor setups, including displays with different resolutions, positions or portrait orientation. You can choose which screens are included in full captures and refresh detection from the interface when your configuration changes.

Check that you downloaded the installer from ainitia.com or portal.ainitia.com and compare the published SHA256 when the installer is available.

The application includes global hotkey features when enabled, although their behavior may depend on system configuration and available Windows permissions.

Captures are processed locally on your computer. Depending on your settings, you can save them to your chosen folder or copy them to the clipboard. The application uses a connection for license-related processes when required, but not to automatically upload the visual content of your captures.

Yes. The application may generate a local diagnostic log to help identify errors or freezes during use.

The license is activated in the application using the key provided after purchase. Internet access is required for initial activation and online checks. In version 1.0.20, compatible previously activated paid licenses can continue working offline until their paid expiry date if no connection is temporarily available or the server cannot be reached. If the server later responds with an updated status, that status takes precedence.

Use on another computer may depend on the license terms and the number of activations allowed for the purchased key.

You can configure global hotkeys to take captures and quick snips without constantly switching windows. The application also provides a games/DXGI mode option when compatible with the captured program and the system graphics environment.

No. This import package only defines the product entry, content, version and FAQ. Images must be managed separately from Ainitia Admin.

Provide the installed version, the action you were performing and the behaviour you observed. The application generates per-session diagnostic logs that can help locate technical issues. These logs describe application events and are intended for support, not to automatically store the visual content of your captures.