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While DVDFab is trying to access the server/internet via VPN (especially NordVPN), you could get an error message like "Failure connecting to DVDFab Server! Your Host File has been modified...", DVDFab is likely got blocked by NordVPN, you can go to the Settings panel of NordVPN, turn off the "CyberSec" feature, it should solve the issue. 

In case that this "CyberSec" feature is already turned off, please go and check the HOST file, here is more information: https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/dvdfab-english/general-questions/347030-how-to-correct-the-host-file

DVD to Blu-ray Converter is to convert DVD movie into Blu-ray Format; while converting DVD to Blu-ray with Enlarger AI, it is the video quality that is changed, the video is upscaled from SD (480P) to Full HD (1080P).

Normally, this happens when you choose your hard drive as the target in the SAVE TO box, to correct this, all you need to do is to click on the down-triangle in the SAVE TO box, and choose your burner for the target. 

As for the movie disc has already been saved to the hard drive, you can load it as source to DVDFab Copy-Clone/Burn mode to burn it to blank media, so you don't need to go through the copy process again. 

And this is the same for Blu-ray copy. 

There are two entries in DVDFab about the crop, one is in the Edit window, where you can click on the "Video Edit" button to check the Crop section and adjust the parameters; the other is in Common Settings > Conversion > Convert, there is an option "Crop Automatically", it's marked by default, and you can uncheck it if you want it to crop manually.

You can go to Advanced Setting window to change resolution and then click on the "Save my profile" option, it will display a new option "Save resolution", tick it and confirm the change, be sure that the "Apply to All" option is ticked too, it will create a new profile with name as xxx.default. Movie titles that use this profile will apply the same settings for conversion.

Yes, there is an SRT option to output only srt file. You can find the option under Profile panel > Format > Subtitle. It is available at DVD/Blu-ray/UHD Ripper. 

On the MetaInfo page in the upper right corner, you can use the triangle with the "!" inside to report incorrect meta info for the movie you come across. 

You can disable the .nfo file by clicking on the Menu button on the upper right corner of DVDFab, go to Common Settings > General > Meta to uncheck the option "I want to use Meta information".

Currently, macOS doesn't have hardware GPU that can encode 4K HEVC 10bit for UHD now. If you use CPU, the process will use maybe days to encode a two-hour movie. So, no, UHD Creator won't be added to DVDFab for Mac in short time.