ZC DVD Ripper Platinum 2.8.8.391

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ZC DVD Ripper Platinum is an amazing DVD backup and convert tool software, speed up to 7x ripping, which is a DVD Player firstly, and it can not only record any DVDs' audio and video you can playback on your computer, but also can rip the DVDs' titles to 50 kinds of popular audio and video key formats, which are playable on a portable media device (iPod, iPhone, mobile phone, Pocket PC, Sony PSP, Microsoft Zune, and Apple TV).

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