TuneFab Announced the New Launch of Amazon Video Downloader to Step In Streaming Video Market

The leading solution provider for streaming music, TuneFab, now also stepped into the video field with its newly-released TuneFab Amazon Video Downloader. Its brilliant services can help Amazon video audiences to grab resources offline in lossless HD for moving the theatre back home.

TuneFab(https://video.tunefab.com/) is expanding its reach beyond streaming music solutions, now venturing into the streaming video market with its newly-launched downloader for Amazon Prime Video, TuneFab Amazon Video Downloader, to offer seamless online video downloading functions for audiences to grab high-definition Amazon Prime videos offline in lossless HD quality.

The brand-new TuneFab Amazon Video Downloader(https://video.tunefab.com/amazon-video-downloader/) represents TuneFab's target to bring more solutions to free our digital life. With great features equipped with the program, users can surely have a more convenient, efficient, and quality-guaranteed way to keep their favorite Amazon Prime videos and have an incredible streaming experience offline.

Here are some significant features delivered by TuneFab Amazon Video Downloader:

Access Prime video resources in all regions - with the built-in video library equipped, users can access and download all Prime video resources without regional restrictions.
Full HD quality retained - the program can maintain a lossless HD definition to download Prime videos for you. Customized parameter settings are also available to choose codec and resolution in preferences.
Powerful encryption decoding ability - its decryption technique can help the program bypass sophisticated protection techniques, and free on-demand videos to regular formats of MP4, MKV, and MOV at original status.
Retain original audio tracks and subtitles in optimal types - the program can detect full video information, including its uploaded audio tracks and subtitle scripts, to let you download accompanying files together.
Ultra-fast downloading speed - acceleration techniques are applied to ensure 5X high-speed downloading performance to batch download Prime videos for you at once.

Currently, the program is compatible with both Windows and Mac systems of qualified hardware requirements. The details are as below:
- Operating Systems:
Windows 7 or later on 64-bit required.
macOS x 10.14 or higher
- Processor
Windows: Intel i3 or above; AMD Athlon or above
macOS: Core 2 Quad or higher
- Disk Space: 20GB available space or higher
- RAM: 4GB or above

Despite this, TuneFab Amazon Video Downloader offers a free trial for first-time users to access its full download function without any charge. But restrictions will exist - you can only download the first 5 minutes of each video. To unlock it, optimal plans are available to select, which will start from $29.95/month (for annual and lifetime licenses, it can be more economical if you are a long-run user).

About TuneFab
TuneFab has performed a leading role in the streaming music market, with a series of powerful music converters launched to bypass encryption and free songs for streaming offline. Now, TuneFab also stepped in the way, struggling to lead the streaming video market, in order to bring video audiences a more incredible experience in video entertainment. TuneFab will keep on striving for this. Let's look forward to more of its enhanced video resources in the future.

Company name: TuneFab Software Inc.
Address: ROOM 1003 10/F TOWER 1 LIPPO CENTRE 89 QUEENSWAY ADMIRALTY HONGKONG
Official website: https://video.tunefab.com/
Contact email: support@tunefab.com
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TuneFab/
Twitter page https://twitter.com/tune_fab

TuneFab is a leading brand that concentrates on providing multimedia solutions for music, video, and audiobook conversion and download. It has developed mature decryption techniques and will keep enhancing to provide stabler, faster, and hassle-free services to help you have a more enjoyable offline streaming experience.

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