65West Virtual Vinyl Player 1.5.0 — Public Demo

This immutable release is the official public-download Demo with live
production licensing enabled.

Without a valid signed production license, playback is limited to the first
60 seconds of every track and then advances automatically. Only a certificate
issued by the production 65West licensing service for the expected Paddle Live
Virtual Vinyl Player price and the current computer enables full-track playback.

The license may be active on two devices. Use License Management to validate or
deactivate a computer before transferring an activation. Signed offline
authorization remains valid for up to seven days. Expired, revoked, refunded,
disputed, tampered, wrong-product, or otherwise untrusted authorization safely
returns the application to Demo mode.

Purchase page:
https://65westapps.com/products/virtual-vinyl-player/

Production licensing service:
https://license.65westapps.com

No license key, local activation state, Paddle or Cloudflare credential,
webhook secret, or private signing key is included in this package.

Extract all files and launch with 65West Virtual Vinyl Player.exe. The included
User's Guide explains private-runtime setup, Windows SmartScreen, Demo behavior,
license activation/deactivation, Album Crate features, and playback controls.

During first-run private-runtime setup, a dedicated installation window remains
visible with a moving progress indicator and current-stage messages. It reports
completion before the player opens and identifies runtime_setup.log if setup
cannot finish.

The supporting command window stays minimized during installation and normal
startup. The graphical indicator remains visible through component checks and
closes only after the main application window is displayed. Diagnostic output
remains available in the included log files.

To preserve the 60-second-per-track restriction, Demo mode disables manual
click-and-drag stylus positioning. The feature becomes available automatically
after a valid production license is activated. When a licensed listener lifts
the stylus manually, the platter and vinyl continue spinning until the stylus
is released over the selected groove, matching normal turntable behavior.
