DVDFab (UI/General) Option to disable automatic scanning

[tsutton]

This might have already been requested but I couldn't find it. Please add an option to NOT automatically scan an inserted disk. For instance, I'm backing a couple of DVDs at a time using two drives and two instances of DVDFab. When one completes a disk and I click "Finish", DVDFab automatically starts scanning the disk in the other drive that the second instance of DVDFab is working on.

Same goes for BR. For example, I'm cloning one blu-ray disk and try to open a second instance of DVDFab. The BR drive starts seeking and clicking because the second DVDFab instance is trying to read the disk that the first DVDFab is working on.

Thanks....

[jkadlec]

+1

I agree!

In addition to your idea I would really like to have a command line argument which would let you choose which drive is assigned to that instance of DVDFab during startup. This also would stop two or more instances of DVDFab fighting for the same drive.

This might have already been requested but I couldn't find it. Please add an option to NOT automatically scan an inserted disk. For instance, I'm backing a couple of DVDs at a time using two drives and two instances of DVDFab. When one completes a disk and I click "Finish", DVDFab automatically starts scanning the disk in the other drive that the second instance of DVDFab is working on.

Same goes for BR. For example, I'm cloning one blu-ray disk and try to open a second instance of DVDFab. The BR drive starts seeking and clicking because the second DVDFab instance is trying to read the disk that the first DVDFab is working on.

Thanks....

[W&B]

+1, it's been requested before. Would like to just click the source dropdown and select the title to be scanned or an option to disable for selected drives like Passkey.

[Complication]

+1 here.

Here are previous threads:





For people who purchase a lot of movies, being able to easily use multiple drives is a real time saver.

[Blazkowicz]

DVDFab only needs to lock used drive, that's it.