Effective Date: Application Release Date
This User Agreement (hereinafter referred to as the “Agreement”) is a legally binding agreement between the User (hereinafter referred to as the “User”) and the operator of the Crankup Software (hereinafter referred to as the “Software”) regarding the download, installation, use and related services of the Software. This Agreement follows the international licensing practices and applicable international laws and regulations. By downloading, installing and using the Software, the User is deemed to have read, understood and fully agreed to all terms of this Agreement; if the User does not agree to any terms of this Agreement, the User should immediately stop downloading, installing and using the Software.
1. Definition and Scope
1.1 Definition
1.1.1 This Software: Means client software under the Crankup brand for importing, playing, and managing local video, including its subsequent updates, patches, and related add-on modules.
1.1.2 User: Means a natural person, corporation, or other organization that downloads, installs, or uses this Software, and the user must possess full civil conduct ability (natural person) or legal business qualifications (corporate and other organization).
1.1.3 Operator: Means the entity responsible for developing, maintaining and providing related services for this Software. Users can obtain Operator details by contacting them as stipulated in this Agreement.
1.2 Applicability Scope
1.2.1 This Agreement applies to all user use of the Software, including but not limited to the download, installation, startup, use of the core functionality of the Software (local video import, playback, management), and acceptance of related technical support services provided by the operator.
1.2.2 This Agreement does not apply to third-party software or services. If the user switches to a third-party platform through this software or uses additional features provided by the third-party, the relevant rights and obligations are agreed separately between the user and the third-party, and the operator is not liable for the relevant liability.
2. Software Licensing and Use Limits
2.1 License Scope
2.1.1 The Operator grants the User a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-commercial, legal use license that allows the User to install and use the Software on any device legally owned or entitled to use by the User.
2.1.2 Users may use the Software only for personal or legal business purposes, and may not use the Software for any purpose that violates law or violates the provisions of this Agreement.
2.2 Use Restrictions
2.2.1 Users are prohibited from performing reverse engineering, reverse compilation, disassembly, decoding, modification, tampering, or attempting to obtain core technical information such as the source code, algorithms, and design plans of this Software.
2.2.2 Users are prohibited from copying, distributing, leasing, lending, transferring the Software and related installation packages, installation files, and using the Software for commercial promotion, for profitable services, or for any other use without the written permission of the operator.
2.2.3 Users are prohibited from using this Software to play, store, or distribute video content that violates international norms, violates rights, or is unsavory pornography. Users bear full responsibility for the legality of the video content they import.
3. Software Features and Services
3.1 Core Features
3.1.1 Local Video Import Function: Users can import this software through the System File Manager by selecting local video files on their device. It supports mainstream video formats such as MP4, MKV, and AVI.
3.1.2 Video Playback Features: This software‘s built-in player supports HD, 4K video playback, providing basic playback control features such as fast-forward, fast-back, playback speed adjustment, ensuring a smooth viewing experience.
3.1.3 Video management features: Imported videos are automatically grouped into the software video library, and users can perform management actions such as renaming and deleting videos, autonomously controlling video storage and organization.
3.2 Service Guarantee
3.2.1 Operators will regularly update, maintain, fix software vulnerabilities, and optimize the functional experience of this Software. Users have the freedom to choose whether to update the Software version.
3.2.2 Operators provide basic technical support services, and when users encounter problems related to the use of the Software, they can consult through the contact details stipulated in this Agreement, and the operators will respond to them within reasonable time limits.
4. User Rights and Obligations
4.1 User Rights
4.1.1 You have the right to freely use all core functions of this Software and to manage imported local video files on your own, subject to the provisions of this Agreement.
4.1.2 Have the right to make suggestions about the functionality and experience of this Software, have the right to complain to the Operator, provide feedback on problems encountered during the use of the Software, and request that the Operator resolve them.
4.1.3 The right to download, install, uninstall, and terminate use of this Software on your own discretion based on your own needs.
4.2 User obligations
4.2.1 You must comply with all the terms and conditions of this Agreement and the relevant international laws and regulations. You must not use this Software for any illegal activities that violate the legitimate interests of third parties.
4.2.2 You must properly safeguard your device and software use rights, take full responsibility for your behavior using this software and the video content imported, and the operator will not be liable for any losses resulting from user error, device loss, etc.
4.2.3 Software updates and maintenance work must be coordinated with the operator and must not maliciously block or interfere with normal software updates and functionality.
5. Intellectual Property Protection
5.1 Intellectual Property Ownership
5.1.1 All intellectual property rights of this Software (including but not limited to copyrights, trademarks, patents, trade secrets, algorithms, source code, etc.) are owned by the operator and are protected by international intellectual property laws and regulations.
5.1.2 The intellectual property rights of the user‘s imported video files and related content belong to the user or the relevant legal rights holders, and the user guarantees that they have the legal right to use the imported video content and do not violate any third party intellectual property rights.
5.2 Intellectual Property Protection Obligations
5.2.1 Users may not violate the intellectual property rights of this Software, and may not use, copy, or disseminate the core intellectual property-related content of this Software, such as trademarks, logos, and source code.
5.2.2 If users discover that a third party has infringed on the intellectual property rights of this Software, or their own intellectual property rights have been infringed by a third party through this Software, they should promptly notify the operator and cooperate with the operator to take measures to defend their rights.
6. Disclaimer
6.1 Irresistible Forces Disclaimer
6.1.1 The operators are not liable for any failure of the Software to function properly or for service interruption due to irresistible forces (including, but not limited to, natural disasters such as earthquakes, floods, typhoons, wars, policy changes, network disruptions, and other unforeseen, unavoidable, and unconquerable events).
6.2 Other Disclaimers
6.2.1 The operator will not be liable for the failure of this Software to function properly or for the loss or corruption of video files due to non-operating causes such as insufficient configuration of user devices, system failures, virus attacks, etc.
6.2.2 The legal liability resulting from the import of illegal, unlawful, and infringing video content by the user is to be borne by the user alone and is not related to the operator; if this causes any damage to the operator, the user shall bear full liability for compensation.
6.2.3 Operators provide reasonable guarantees of the functionality and stability of this Software, but do not promise that the Software is free of any vulnerabilities, failures, or indirect losses caused by software vulnerabilities (including, but not limited to, loss of profits, data loss, etc.).
7. Updates and Termination of the Agreement
7.1 Update of the Agreement
7.1.1 Operators may amend this Agreement in accordance with changes in international laws and regulations, software functionality upgrades, etc., and the amended Agreement will be published in a prominent position within this Software.
7.1.2 The revised agreement comes into effect from the date of publication, and the continued use of the Software by the User is considered to agree to the revised agreement; if the User does not agree to the revised agreement, the User should immediately stop using the Software.
7.2 Termination of the Agreement
7.2.1 Users can uninstall this Software at any time to terminate their use of this Software, and this Agreement automatically terminates on the date of the user‘s uninstallation of the Software.
7.2.2 If the User violates the terms of this Agreement, the Operator has the right to unilaterally terminate this Agreement, suspend or terminate the User‘s right to use this Software, and is not liable for any indemnification; if any damage is caused to the Operator as a result, the User is liable for all indemnification.
7.2.3 When this Software terminates operation, the Operator will disclose in advance within the Software that the Agreement automatically terminates from the date of termination of operation of the Software, and the Operator assumes no additional liability for compensation.
8. Dispute Resolution and Contact
8.1 Dispute Resolution
8.1.1 Any dispute or dispute arising from or related to this Agreement should first be resolved by friendly negotiation between the user and the operating party.
8.1.2 If negotiations fail, any party has the right to submit the Dispute to an International Arbitration Centre, which will arbitrate according to the Centre‘s current effective arbitration rules. The arbitration verdict is final and binding on both parties.
8.2 Contact Information
8.2.1 If users have any questions, suggestions, or need to complain or provide feedback regarding the use of the software, they may contact the operator via the following email address: korbalenko@zhan-sp.com.
8.2.2 The operator will respond to user feedback within 15 business days after receiving it and properly handle the relevant issues according to user needs to ensure users‘ legitimate rights and interests.