Unleash Power of Blu-ray this Father’s Day with Leawo’s Exceptional Toolkit for Better Movie-watching Experience

(Isstories Editorial):- Shenzhen, Guangdong Jun 25, 2023 (Issuewire.com) – This Father’s Day, give dads the gift of unparalleled visual brilliance with Leawo’s advanced Blu-ray toolkit. Unlock the true potential of their movie collection as this Blu-ray toolkit brings out the finest details and vivid colors in every frame. Immerse themselves in a home theater experience that rivals the big screen, with stunning visuals that transport them into the heart of the action. Whether it’s a heart-pounding thriller or a heartwarming family film, this toolkit ensures that dads can enjoy movies in unparalleled quality. Make this Father’s Day unforgettable with the exclusive 90% discount on the remarkable Blu-ray toolkit during 2023 Father’s Day Giveaway & Specials.

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Blu-ray series win warm praise from customers, which is also the reason why Leawo is well-received in this field. Currently, Leawo’s Blu-ray series includes Blu-ray Ripper, Blu-ray Copy, Blu-ray Creator, and Blu-ray Cinavia Removal, and Leawo packs them into the Ultimate Blu-ray Toolkit. For a limited time, people can order this bundle at the price of $143.92 instead of original price $369.89 with a 60% discount. For more details on these products, see below:

1.Blu-ray Ripper – As the ace product of Leawo Software, it can decrypt, rip and convert Blu-ray/DVD to video/audio files in 180+ formats. For example, it can rip and convert Blu-ray to MP4, Blu-ray to MKV, Blu-ray to AVI, Blu-ray to MP3, Blu-ray to AAC, etc. Because it is backward compatible with DVDs, DVDs can also be converted to these formats. In addition, it can act as a Blu-ray editor, Blu-ray player, and even a 3D movie creator.

2.Blu-ray Copy – This software is a perfect match for the Blu-ray Ripper as it can make a copy of the Blu-ray or DVD on a hard drive or another blank disc, without compromising the quality. The software is capable of keeping all the essential elements of the source Blu-ray or DVD, such as subtitles, audio channel, 3D effects, etc. intact. It supports BD100, BD66, BD50, BD25, DVD-9, and DVD-5. Additionally, it employs advanced hardware acceleration technology that enhances copy speed up to 6X.

3.Blu-ray Creator – This is an all-inclusive Blu-ray/DVD burner, which can burn videos in 180+ formats like MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, etc. to Blu-ray/DVD like ISO files as well as BD100, BD50, BD25, DVD-9, and DVD-5 discs. Also, it can edit videos, apply 3D effects, and more. What’s more, it can act as a photo slideshow creator to burn photo slideshow to Blu-ray/DVD discs. With a preset disc menu, users can make their photo slideshow discs without effort.

4.Blu-ray Cinavia Removal – Cinavia, like AACS, BD+, and MKB protection, is another type of movie protection technology so that to prevent unauthorized copy and playback. Blu-ray Cinavia Removal, as its name suggests, is a tool to remove Cinavia protection and help users to get Cinavia-free Blu-ray copies. With this software, users can get rid of the Cinavia watermark and enjoy smooth playback.

The singles in Blu-ray series mentioned above are offered 40% discount too. Customers can have a flexible choice when they are choosing favourite products.

About Leawo Software:

As one of the members of the Shenzhen Software Industry Association (SSIA), Leawo Software is a professional multimedia software developer that focuses on media dissemination and utility software based in Shenzhen, China, and founded in 2007. In the last decade, Leawo invested the time to develop a wide range of software, including Video series, Blu-ray series, Utility tools, and DVD series.

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