DF Audio Guard watches the visible state of Delta Force locally and controls only the installed Spotify desktop application.
- Pauses Spotify during an active match.
- Resumes Spotify in the lobby or after extraction.
- Keeps the last safe Spotify state while Delta Force is in the background.
- Does not control browsers, Twitch, VLC, Discord, or other media sessions.
- Supports English, German, French, and Spanish.
- Includes Light, Dark, Normal, and Compact display modes.
- Supports 1920 × 1080 by default and configurable resolutions.
- Starts the Guard automatically and allows it to be paused manually.
- Screen regions are evaluated locally in memory.
- Screenshots are not saved or uploaded.
- The application does not download or upload files.
- The application does not inject code into Delta Force or Spotify.
- No administrator rights are required.
- Install Python 3.12 on Windows 11.
- Run
install_and_run.bat. - Select the Delta Force window in the application.
Run build_exe.bat. The official build uses cx_Freeze and creates:
dist/DF Audio Guard v1.0.0 Windows Portable/
The complete folder is required. Users should download the release ZIP,
extract it, and start DF Audio Guard v1.0.0.exe. Python does not need to be
installed on the user's PC.
The release intentionally uses a transparent folder distribution instead of a self-extracting one-file executable. Dependencies remain visible beside the small launcher executable, which makes the package easier to inspect.
Compare the downloaded ZIP with the SHA-256 value published in
SHA256SUMS-v1.0.0.txt. In PowerShell:
Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 '.\DF Audio Guard v1.0.0 Windows Portable.zip'The repository includes only the cropped detector templates required at runtime. Full development screenshots are intentionally excluded because they may contain player names or identifiers.