• If you are using Windows XP, Vista ou Seven¹, download and setup this file:

• However, if you are using 64 bits Windows Seven, 64 bits version of DePopper can be up to 38% faster². To install DePopper x64, download and setup this file:

• Optional automatic version check.
• Minimize Big Clicks interface now uses a combo, like Minimize Small Pops.
• Fixed issue with Minimize Big Clicks when using the lowest precision.
• Added test for huge wav files that exceed maximum file length.
• Default log file name fixed.
• New and faster 64-bit release for Windows 7 x64 now available
• WAV files with 16/24/32 bits integer formats and 32/64 float formats are now internally supported, with full precision.
• Redesigned Advanced Options screen, with many new options.
• Zipped HTML log file (text mode also available). DePopper now writes the log file to the destination directory by default, as the destination directory is always write-enabled.
• PDF manual fully redesigned for better compatibility with screen readers. Pictures are there for those who can see them, but the entire text should be understandable for those who cannot see them.
• Allows source and processed files to have equal names and types, provided that they are located in different directories (Windows does not allow the existance of files with equal names and types in the same directory).
• More "one time" screens, displaying important information when you need it. A "one time" screen is a pop-up that tells you something important at the moment that you need it and offers the option to not display that message anymore. The one time screens can be reactivated, if necessary, using Advanced Options.
• User defined presets now appear at the top of the presets list.
• Some cosmetic changes in program icon and main screen.
• Functionally improved Minimize Big Clicks option.
• Rewritten frequency normalizer.
• Changes for better compatibility with Mac-based Windows.
• Functional maximize button on the main screen.
• Input file types that appear on the "Choose one or more files" screen are now user-configurable. There is also a new auto-detect advanced option that identifies which frequently used file formats your computer can decode and sets the displayed input file types accordingly.
• Optional old DePopper 2 wav format output.
• Improved 50/60 Hz hum removal, allowing to remove all hum harmonics instead of only the first ones.
• Even more improved center channel extraction (Stereo Modifiers option), for cleaning pops and some noise (even some variable noises) from mono sources recorded with stereo equipment. This option can also be used for extracting center sounds and vocals from old stereo recordings destinated to remix them with newer instruments (remix must be done by a third-party software).
• Optionally, DePopper 4 can now display the name of the currently selected preset on the top bar of the main program screen. The user must enable this advanced option to use this feature.
• Allows the user to define a wav file to play at the end of processing.
• New setup. If there is a previous major version installed, version 4 setup does not affect it. Version 4 uses the previous version configuration when started for the first time, to reuse your preferences, but it does not change the original one. Both versions can exist at the same time in the same computer, independently.