LOCAL ONLY · SOURCE DOWNLOAD
Lyra media finder
Your chosen readable drives. Your separate cache drive. Originals unchanged.
Nothing runs from this page
No installation, deployment, account connection or device scan has happened. Extract the download on your Dell and launch it there. No passwords or recovery keys are needed here.
Open on Ubuntu
If needed, install these tools yourself; this changes installed software, not source media.
sudo apt install python3 python3-tk python3-pil python3-pil.imagetk ffmpeg tesseract-ocr
Open a terminal in the extracted Lyra-Local-Finder folder, then:
bash launcher.sh
- Choose authorized source folders that are already mounted and readable.
- Choose an existing cache folder on a different mounted device from every source.
- Read the preview, then confirm Review & start / resume locally.
- Search, select a candidate and request a thumbnail or local playback.
Available in the local launcher
- Read-only review
- Resumable indexing, actual counts, literal search, renamed-media signatures, exact hash groups and selected-frame thumbnails.
- Optional local text
- Subtitles, selected-frame OCR and confirmed ten-minute speech excerpts. Speech needs a separately installed engine and downloaded model; not verified here.
- ZIP inventories only
- No extraction, unlock or repair. Locked/unsafe entries are labelled; ZIP64 and other archive internals are not supported.
- Cloud accounts disconnected
- Already downloaded Dropbox/Drive folders and official iDrive exports can be local sources. Direct account connectors are not implemented.
Keep clues separate from findings
The July 5440 inventory, June SmartPSS logs and August TeamViewer login are contextual leads, not verified artifacts bundled with this download. An account login does not establish remote takeover. The remembered 23:30–06:00 interval is unconfirmed; a file timestamp is not its recording time.
The included README has full limits, recovery-note linkage, Windows source launch and Linux/Windows packaging commands. This is source software, not a signed installer; Windows and your Dell hardware still need local testing.