how can I record a video rental from amazon?

by iambigred

I got a $ 5 credit from Amazon excellent towards any movie rental or buy. Is there a way I can record a movie I rent from Amazon, so that I have it permanently? Any of the movies I want to watch cost more than $ 5 to buy, but less than $ 5 to rent for 24 hours

Answer by Neverdown Lina
I recommend you Camersoft Screen Recorder which can record both video and audio on the computer screen, I got it from
http://www.camersoft.com/screen-recorder.html
you can have a free try!

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Curitiba, Brasil (+ Zoo of Galaxies, by Hubble Space Telescope).

The intention of this collage was to produce an image similar to the ancient Georges Meliès and Baron Munchausen movies, in a hand-colored style.

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Answer by Mrs. Maximus
No but you can buy the download and it will stay there.

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Price: $ 3.99

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