I'm in for a native OS X Version (running unter 10.9). I would even pay again for it after more than 10 years of using DVD Profiler für Windows.

It's almost the only software (except some tools for profiling, which I do not do every time I use the Profiler) I have to run under Parallels.

Quoting mediadogg:

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I don't recall thinking about it before, but maybe you can answer this: do DVDP plugins work in that environment?

Parallels is a virtual environment for Windows, so you are in fact running Windows inside OS X. Therefore DVDP is installed inside a regular (more or less) Windows and all plugins can work normally (well, of course .NET or other stuff may still be required).

It's been a while that I tested it, but I believe you may be thinking of Wine or Crossover, which is only an emulator for Windows (so no license is required here). In this case it's trickier, as stuff like .NET or others may not be readily available, making plugins more difficult (impossible...?) to run.

I too would love to see a Mac version.  But before that, I'd rather see the program gain the ability to properly profile more than 1 movie on the same side of a disc.  I'd gladly give up a Mac version to have that problem fixed.

Of course even better would be a Mac version that has that fix. Until then, Parallels is working just fine for me.  I need it for Quicken anyway, so it's not like Profiler is the only thing holding me back.