Before Feb 28, 2021, everyone could get Blu-ray Cinavia Removal with up to 40% off discount, which is used to remove Cinavia and AACS, BD+ and MKB protection, besides, it can also get 1:1 Cinavia-free copies of Blu-ray movie.
Shenzhen, Guangdong Feb 23, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Valentine's Day is a significant day for couples or even families worldwide, however, Valentine's Day in 2021 could be different on account of COVID-19 and numerous couples have to alter the ways they celebrate. Against such backdrop, enjoying romance or comedy movies indoors develop into new popularity. Leawo Software, a professional multimedia software developer that focuses on media dissemination and utility software, just revealed the 2021 Valentine's Day Giveaway & Specials, providing consumers with diverse useful Blu-ray-related programs and toolkits. For those who are troubled by the Cinavia watermark embedded on the Blu-ray disc no matter were brought or rented from a store, Leawo provides a perfect solution to solve this issue - Blu-ray Cinavia Removal, which is one of the best-selling products of Leawo company.
What is Cinavia Protection?
Cinavia is an advanced anti-piracy technology that embeds anti-piracy technology into sound files to generate inaudible sound information. Even after re-encoding or external recording, Cinavia-generated anti-piracy cannot be eliminated. In this scenario, people could still get a Cinavia-free copy of Blu-ray files along with the help of Blu-ray Cinavia Removal.
How does Leawo Blu-ray Cinavia Removal Work?
Serving as a superb copy tool, Leawo Blu-ray Cinavia Removal can 1:1 copy movies in form of a Blu-ray disc, Blu-ray folder, and ISO image file without any loss quality, as well as retaining every element including chapters, titles, and audio tracks. Since Leawo Blu-ray Cinavia Removal has removed Cinavia's watermark for eternity to get a Cinavia-free copy of Blu-ray files, there will not be any Cinavia-related impact on the playback from Cinavia detectors. Therefore, the Cinavia-free copy of Blu-ray files can be played on all Cinavia compliant devices.
Beyond that, 2 different copy modes are offered by Leawo Blu-ray Cinavia Removal, that is Full Movie and Main Movie respectively, people can select the specific part of the movie using either of the modes according to their personal need. Moreover, this program can remove the Cinavia watermark at high speed with the help of Intel Quick Sync GPU acceleration technology.
Ideas for Valentine's Day:
- Take some cute selfies with the loved one and memorize the moments of the day, but don't forget to grab a freebie from Leawo to enhance the photos.
- Make dessert or delicacy at home.
- Enjoy the top-ranked movies about love and cheer for the love story in the movie.
For now, Leawo Blu-ray Cinavia Removal can be purchased with a 40% discount, in other words, people only need to pay $65.97 for a lifetime license instead of its full price of $109.95. The way to obtain this product is also ultra-simple, and here are the detailed steps below:
- Click on the "Buy Now" button according to your computer type.
- Fill in the information on the purchase page.
- Check the order for any errors.
- Submit the order.
Those who are not interested in the product mentioned in this press release can also acquire 30% off the Sitewide Coupon Code, which applies to all products on Leawo.org. And here are specific steps to get the code:
- Choose the desired item.
- Go to the Purchase page.
- Activate coupon code: LEAWO-30PCT-OFF.
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.
Visit https://www.leawo.org/ for more details.
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