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Moyea Flash to Video Converter standard for free try 4.0

Developer:	Moyea Software
Program name:	Moyea Flash to Video Converter standard for free try 4.0
License:	Shareware (99.95)
OS:	Windows
Size:	1.2Mb
Description:	Moyea Flash to Video Converter can convert flash projector, swf or flv to video, such as avi, mpeg, 3gp, mp4, mov, it offers the solutions to problems that many other flash to video converting tools cannot solve, such as video and audio

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