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By the end of this page you will have launched Explorador de Archivos, browsed your file system using Quick Access shortcuts, opened an audio and a video file in the built-in players, taken a first look at the Data Fusion Arena, and recorded a clip with the built-in recorder — all without leaving the application.
1

Launch the app

Run the compiled executable (ExploradorDeArchivos.exe). The application opens directly to your Documents folder (Environment.SpecialFolder.MyDocuments). The main grid immediately lists all subfolders and files with their name, type, size, and last-modified date.
ExploradorDeArchivos\bin\x64\Release\net8.0-windows\ExploradorDeArchivos.exe
2

Navigate your file system

Use the Quick Access sidebar on the left to jump to common folders in one click:
ShortcutTarget
DocumentosMy Documents
DescargasUser Profile → Downloads
ImágenesMy Pictures
MúsicaMy Music
VídeosMy Videos
EscritorioDesktop
Este equipoAll drives (C:, D:, …)
You can also type any absolute path directly into the path bar at the top and press Enter to navigate there instantly. Click Back to return to the previous folder, or double-click any folder row in the grid to descend into it.
3

Open a media file

Double-click any media file in the grid to launch its dedicated player:
  • Audio (.mp3, .wav, .aac) — opens the built-in audio player (FormMP3), powered by NAudio. The file is added to the playlist and starts playing immediately. Selecting additional audio files while the player is open queues them automatically.
  • Video (.mp4, .avi, .mkv, .mov) — opens the video player (FormMP4) with a LibVLC surface embedded inside a WinForms panel.
  • Image (.jpg, .png, .gif) — opens the photo editor (FormEditarFotos). The image loads automatically and EXIF/GPS metadata is read via MetadataExtractor.
All three players open as separate child windows and can run simultaneously alongside the main explorer.
4

Explore your data with Data Fusion Arena

Click the Data Fusion button in the main toolbar to open the Data Fusion Arena (FormDataBase). From there:
  1. Import a CSV file — CsvHelper parses it into an in-memory grid.
  2. Optionally apply a dynamic LINQ filter in the query box to slice the data.
  3. Click Generar Gráfica to produce automatic bar, line, or pie charts using System.Windows.Forms.DataVisualization.
  4. Use the Data Cleaner tab to run FluentValidation rules and export a corrected file to CSV or Excel via DocumentFormat.OpenXml.
5

Record audio

Click the Grabadora button in the main toolbar to open the recorder (FormGrabadora). Press Record to begin capturing audio from the default microphone via NAudio. If a webcam is detected through AForge.Video.DirectShow, video frames are captured in parallel and muxed with the audio by FFMpegCore into an output file in your working directory. Press Stop to finish and save the recording.
If you want to analyse a file straight away, navigate to it in the explorer and then open the Data Fusion Arena. You can import the file directly from the grid without copying it elsewhere first.

Next Steps

File Explorer

Learn about the two-panel grid layout, Quick Access customisation, drive enumeration, and file-type icons.

Media Player

Deep dive into the audio player’s playlist management, tag editing, Spotify album art, and Genius lyrics integration.

Data Fusion Arena

Explore CSV import, dynamic LINQ queries, automatic charting, and Data Cleaner validation rules.

Configuration Reference

Reference guide for hardcoded paths, ffmpeg setup, database connection strings, and API key configuration.

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