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A provider of digital video and audio software, InterVideo Inc., lowered the number of shares and price range of its initial public offering Tuesday. The Fremont, Calif.-based company lowered the shares being sold to 2.64 million (including the overallotment) from 3.5 million. In its amended filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, InterVideo said it now plans to raise $34.4 million through the IPO. The per share price range has also been lowered to $11-$13, from $12-$14. The company's plan is to use the $24 million it expects to collect in net proceeds from the IPO for general corporate purposes.