What is Media Workflow Tool (MWT) exactly?
- audio analysis tool
- signal processing tool
- media processing tool
- optional external media input
MWT is a media workflow and processing application.
It focuses on task management, automation, processing, and archiving of audio and video files.
It is not a downloader and does not provide content sources.
Does MWT download content from the internet?
No.
MWT does not download content on its own and does not include any tools for acquiring online content.
It can optionally integrate with user-provided external tools, but MWT itself is strictly a workflow and processing layer.
Does MWT include or bundle third-party tools?
No.
MWT does not bundle, distribute, or install any third-party software for content acquisition.
Any external tool integration is fully optional and entirely managed by the user.
Can MWT work without any external tools?
Yes.
MWT includes a local processing mode, which allows you to:
- process local audio and video files
- convert formats (e.g. MP3, MP4)
- normalize and archive media
- manage workflows and metadata
This mode works independently and does not require any external tools.
What kind of external tools can be integrated?
MWT can optionally use third-party command line tools (for example yt-dlp) to process online media sources.
These tools are not included, distributed, or endorsed by this application.
Users must install any external tools themselves and are responsible for complying with the terms of service and copyright laws applicable to the media they process.
MWT is designed to work with command-line based external tools provided by the user.
The exact choice, configuration, and legality of such tools is the sole responsibility of the user.
MWT does not recommend, provide, or endorse any specific third-party tool.
Is MWT legal to use?
Yes.
MWT is a general-purpose media workflow application.
It does not provide content, sources, or acquisition mechanisms.
Users are responsible for ensuring that any media they process — and any external tools they choose to integrate — comply with applicable laws and licensing terms.
What is the difference between Trial, PRO, and Enterprise versions?
Trial
- limited number of tasks
- manual execution only
- local processing and optional external integration
- no queue, no export
PRO
- unlimited tasks
- task queue (batch processing)
- processing history
- metadata export (CSV / JSON)
- intended for professional use
Enterprise
- all PRO features
- offline activation (enterprise token)
- no online validation
- suitable for isolated or regulated environments
- priority support
Is an internet connection required?
- Trial / PRO: internet connection is required only for license validation
- Enterprise: no internet connection required
Media processing itself can be performed entirely offline, depending on your setup.
Can MWT be used in corporate or restricted environments?
Yes.
The Enterprise version is specifically designed for:
- corporate networks
- air-gapped systems
- regulated or audited environments
It supports offline activation and controlled configurations.
Does MWT collect or transmit any data?
No.
Solaris does not collect user content or media files.
Online communication is limited to license validation only (except Enterprise, which is fully offline).
What operating systems are supported?
Currently:
- Windows (desktop)
Support for additional platforms may be considered in the future.
Is MWT suitable for automation and batch workflows?
Yes.
MWT is designed for:
- repeatable workflows
- unattended processing
- batch execution via task queues
- consistent output generation
How is MWT licensed?
- Trial: free, limited
- PRO: one-time license
- Enterprise: custom B2B licensing
See the pricing page for details.
Do you offer support?
- Trial: community / self-service
- PRO: standard support
- Enterprise: priority support and onboarding
MWT is a workflow and processing tool.
It does not provide content sources or acquisition mechanisms.