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$0 WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Stagnant, $30 WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Lifetime

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$0 WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Stagnant, $30 WinX DVD Ripper Platinum Lifetime
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Psud on 22/12/2018 - 23:56 winxdvd.com (299 clicks)

$0 - Free

You need to visit this* page to get the full license code for free, and follow the instruction below:

Step 1. Click the “Get Free” button on the right.

Step 2. Download winx-dvd-ripper-pt-wdr.zip file on your computer.

Step 3. Unzip the file, find the exe file, and install it.

Step 4. Open the license key txt file, copy the code and paste it to the License Code column on the registration dialog box of the software, and click “Activate”.

*This is the link in bargain title

$30 - 40% Off

Basically just visit the same link, and instead of clicking Get Free click Get Lifetime.

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  • backslashio on 23/12/2018 - 00:07
    +7

    It might be an alright deal if it supported blurays too instead of a 20 year old format

  • Herbert on 23/12/2018 - 00:40
    +3

    My computers don't have any optical drives for the last ten years.

    • CJ31 on 23/12/2018 - 07:40
      +4

      I have one in mine but the motherboard doesn't have any IDE connections for it. I can still amuse myself making the tray go in an out.

      • sud on 23/12/2018 - 12:36

        :)

  • WhiskeyBurn on 23/12/2018 - 00:43
    +7

    I illegally download movies and TV shows I legally already own because it is less of a hassle than ripping them.

  • 4892 on 23/12/2018 - 03:18
    +2

    I love how the comments perfectly escalate. Well done

  • JerryB on 23/12/2018 - 10:10

    Upgraded from 8.8 to 8.9. Thanks.

    • sud on 23/12/2018 - 12:38

      No worries

  • Nukkels on 23/12/2018 - 12:53
    +2

    Lifetime

    … of DVDs? They've surely only got a few years left before they're totally obsolete.

    • et tu brute on 23/12/2018 - 23:09

      Not really. Not all titles have made it to Blu-ray and beyond. I use the programme plus MakeMkv to rip DVDs which are irreplaceable and send them to my NAS and access them from anywhere with Plex, Kodi or the WD NAS software on my devices.

      I have a great archive of programmes that may or may not ever be available on the VSOD services (Video Subscriptions On Deman) like Netflix etc. and will disappear completely once DVD & Blu-ray titles have been written down and sold off for a pittance by rights hollders or their agents.

      Fifty years ago TV networks never gave consideration to archiving their programmes and would 'scrub' the recorded videotapes after broadcast to maximise the use out of them.

      When the BBC decided about 20 years ago to re-launch 'Dr. Who' from the beginning, their library had a large deficit of missing episodes from the early series and were fortunate to put a global call out and were able to replace them from tapes that the ABC and NZBC still had in their own libraries.

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