On my Mac Mini (2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo -- OS X 10.6.8), as soon as I start up DVDFab it goes to about 100% usage of one core and just sits there (no significant CPU usage by anything else). I'm just sitting at the DVD Copy "main" window, and haven't asked it to do anything. I am able to shut it down and start it back up ok, with the same results. Did a "main movie" copy. After it completed successfully, back at the main screen, CPU usage remained at about 100% (of one core).
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The problem was fixed, please re-download the Preview version to see the result.
Thanks for your report.DVDFab is the all-in-one software package for copying Blu-ray/DVD and converting video file.
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Yep, fixed. Version 26/09/2011 is only using a tiny bit of CPU while idle.Comment
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