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Flavaworks sent me one offering to settle and a second one stating they were going to take me to court for not responding. The second one included a case number when I searched the case number I found nothing. But I did find an article about a lawsuit that flavaworks filed against 23 people with the same case number that was in the letter they sent me. But neither my name or username was listed among the 23 names in the article.

I also found a connection with a Vondran law claiming they represent people in these suits but they seem fishy to me.

I believe Flava is trying to scam money out of former members and using blackmail tactics.

If you are worried I would consult an attorney in your area.

@bobby12 Ok.

Sometimes clearing browser history cache is important, this will eliminate old stored data from your PC and improve browsing performance…
https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-clear-your-browser-cache/

Reducing amount of bandwidth download/upload speed as bc22 mentioned are also very helpful…
This will reduce amount of CPU being used...

Also clearing DNS cache is also important...
example: DNS server overload in the case of a high number of visitors. Error messages like “DNS Server Not Responding” are a common and despised consequence.

Some helpful link I included below [related to browsing behavior]…

https://www.ionos.com/digitalguide/server/configuration/flush-dns/#:~:text=For%20this%20reason%2C%20operating%20systems,valid%20for%20a%20given%20time.

https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-do-i-flush-my-windows-dns-cache/

https://www.a2hosting.com/kb/getting-started-guide/internet-and-networking/clearing-the-dns-cache-on-your-computer

Something is wrong on the server end. I have alerted our system admin to the issue, but we do not know how long it will take to get a resolution.

5 MB is large? I think not… Even 5 GB shouldn't be a problem.

@b779a I haven't used Topaz but have seen results from others... and it does add sharpness, detail etc. the AI is able to guess what the existing (bad) video was downgraded from.

so the answers above from 2020 saying no it's impossible, are behind the times.