Other DVDFab doesn't recognize DVD in the drive

[ATC]

I put a DVD that I've previously backed up just to test the mac version, but on my iMac, using either the internal optical drive or the USB external drive, DVDFab doesn't recognize any DVD.

In the source box it just says "Please insert DVD disk or choose DVD folder / image...". FWIW, the disk shows up fine in Finder and other ripping software see it without any problems. Also, DVDFab for windows is running on the same hardware (Bootcamp, Windows 7 64) and everything is fine on that side.

Any ideas on what I could try?

EDIT: Not sure if this is helpful or related, but I've also just noticed that I cannot eject the disk from the drive while DVDFab is running. I have to shut DVDFab down, log out and then I can eject it. Weird.

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Early 09 24" iMac running 10.7.1

[terry5]

Hi ATC,
Please read this thread .
1.Cannot eject DVD disc when DVDFab is running.
2.DVD-ROM or BD-ROM drive is not supported well, we suggest to use DVD-RW or BD-RW drive.
Best regards.
terry5

[ATC]

Thanks Terry,

I see the "unable to eject disk" is a known issue, however both of my drives are DVD-RW.

[Potti]

We will the release a new preview version to resolve the issue of "doesn't recognize DVD ". Please try again.

[ATC]

Thanks. I look forward to the new version.

[fengtao]

Dear all,

Please re-download the Preview version and try again, thanks.

Best Regards,
Fengtao

[bagman1301]

I downloaded the new preview version and Lion will now read the DVD in both internal and external/USB drives.

Well done Fentao.

I look forward to the first released MAC Version of DVDFAB.

[ATC]

The the new version recognizes the DVDs, thanks!

[ATC]

Just for testing I just backed up my son's Disney Cars DVD and DVDFab worked great. Burned the resulting Video_TS file using Toast Titanium with no issues.

Just a suggestion, it would be great to have the progress status overlaid on the DVDFab dock icon, as a percentage or a mini progress bar, or both, that way it's only a glance away to see where it's at instead of having to bring forward the DVDFab window.