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Infinity - Mute & Extract

Infinity - Mute & Extract

by Enderson Vizcaino

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 4, 2026
  • September 5, 2026

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Enderson Vizcaino
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Infinity turns any video already on your phone into exactly the file you actually need — no re-encoding, no watermark, no account. Pick a video from your library, trim it to the part you want, then choose what comes out: • Silence the video — keep the picture, drop the sound • Separate audio and video — get two clean files instead of one • Extract audio only — pull just the sound out of any clip, trimmed or not Every export lands in Infinity's own Files list, ready to play back, share, or delete — the original video in your library is never touched. Why Infinity - Processed entirely on your device - No account, no sign-in required to use the core tools - A simple three-step flow: pick, trim, split Whether you need a muted clip for a slideshow, a standalone audio track, or video and audio as separate files, Infinity gets there in a few taps.
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What's New in Infinity

1.0.1

September 5, 2026

What's new in 1.0.1 • Faster startup: the app no longer waits on a network round trip before drawing its first screen. • App updates no longer re-download extension packages that are already installed and verified. Less data and less waiting on the first launch after each update. • Fixed: returning from the player put the files list into selection mode on its own, showing a delete checkbox on every row. • Fixed: picking the newest version of an extension package misread dotted versions and could choose 1.0.9 over 1.0.10. • The tracking permission prompt is now requested once the app is in the foreground and has drawn its first frame, which is when iOS can show the dialog. • Security hardening: HTTPS-only traffic and stricter validation of the package catalogue before anything is installed. • Updated privacy manifest to accurately reflect the data the app handles.

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