Finishing my beer on Saturday night and watching a YouTube video about cryptography, I got a brilliant idea. Everything that is possible (text, NFT, etc.) has already been stitched into the Images. I decided to go a little further and stitch an audio file in a picture.

1. Download the zip archive and unpack it wherever convenient.
2. Open the console and install the packages from requierements.txt with the command: pip install -r requirements.txt
3. Now with the command python main.py run the program.Now you need to specify the path to the file and choose what you want to do with it.ENCODE button will encode an audio file (only .wav format) and save it in the current directory.DECODE button will decode the image (only .png format) and save the resulting audio file in the current directory.The EXIT button converts the space-time continuum and closes the window.

The processing time and resolution of the output image directly depends on the size of the input file. So if you want to encrypt your girlfriend's voice for 5 minutes, you have to wait a couple of thousand years)) Be careful.

1. Refactor the deencode.py. It turned out to be very convenient to use classes, who would know.

Added a small module for comparing the received files. Enter python compare.py in cmd to use

This function has been removed due to the alien nature of the assignment.

Most of what I wanted has already been implemented. But here is a small list of recent changes.

1. Added GUI. Now it is more convenient to communicate with the program.
2. File processing is now handled by ffmpeg
3. And other minor improvements

1. Optimize this shit
2. Implement independence from the input file format