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File Downloads

Convert popular audio and video files into the formats supported by iPod.

Convert your video files into Zune compatible formats.

Make a copy of DVD to DVD, hard drive, or ISO.

Rip your favorite audio track from DVD discs into AC3, DTS, MP3, WAV, AAC, WMA audio formats.

Convert DVD movies to Blackberry video format.

Convert DVD movies to iPhone format.

Convert DVD movies to iPod format.

Convert DVD movies to PSP format.

Converts video files for optimized video playback on iPod.

Convert video files for optimized video playback on Sony PSP.

Convert your video files between multiple formats.

Convert DivX, Xvid, and AVI files to DVD format and burn DVD disc.

Stream your friends iTunes music libraries to your iPhone or iPod Touch with this program.

Synchronize Microsoft Outlook PST files.

Secure and compress files made in your Microsoft Office applications.

Get access to high-speed servers and download MP3s, videos, games, pictures, and software.

Split large AVI, ASF, WMV files into smaller video clips.

Create self-extracting encrypted files for sending over the Internet.

Create playlists and play a variety of audio files.

Save valuable hard drive space by finding and removing true duplicate files.

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