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Avcware DVD Audio Extractor

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Key features:

1. The easy-to-use and friendly interface of AVCWare DVD Audio Extractor makes the DVD to audio conversion completed in a few clicks.

2. Select all tracks you want to rip, and the DVD audio extractor will automatically extract them one by one.

3. Auto-detect your CPU, offer higher speed and better promotion to accelerate your DVD to MP3, DVD to WMA conversion.

4. Easily set start point and end point to get the very segment you want only for converting.

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5. You can optionally merge any chapters/titles into one file for converting, thus you can enjoy an uninterrupted music file on your player.

6. The DVD audio ripper allows you to add multiple audio formats such as WMA, AAC, WAV, OGG, RA, M4A, AC3, MP2, MP3, etc. to one source, then you just need to click one button to get multiple files converted at one time.

7. Listen to the selected chapters anytime to ensure the converted audios are really what you want to extract.

8. Check for update automatically to ensure you own the latest features and best experience.

9. Let the DVD audio extractor run in background to save more CPU resource for other running applications.

10. If you don’t want to wait for the conversion to finish, then try to set an after done action before converting: exit program, shut down, hibernate or stand by.

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What’s your opinions on the Tim Burton “Alice in Wonderland”?

I finally saw the dvd last night and can’t quite see what the fuss was about….

WAY over-emphasised the whole acid/trippy stuff. It’s just NOT present in the books. Lewis Carroll was trying to write from a child’s perspective, how children see the world. Not because he was on acid. That was a product of the 60′s.
Therefore, as a film-of-the-book/s, it missed the point entirely. It was trying too hard to be ‘cool’ rather then portray the world Carroll created.