HandBrake

Thanks, Ted. I'll try those.

Hi, I hate to post this, but I've searched both here and out on the web with every variation I can think of, but to no avail. I encoded a number of files using the "Large File Size" Apple TV preset. Unfortunately, said files won't play through other media devices - most notably my kids' XB...

realityking wrote:Or you could just use Subler and save a hell of a lot of time.

...but only if you have a Mac. Us PC users are still stuck in the dark ages when it comes to adding subtitle tracks or editing meta-data, sadly. Well, at least we're not hand-inscribing cover art using a quill and ink. Yet.

Durnint, I hope this isn't a double post. I have been able to successfully transcode .M2TS files to .M4V and .MP4 (using your same build of Handbrake), but I had to first run tsMuxer to convert the file from .M2TS to .TS. It basically creates a new, older style container for you. Not being too much ...

Have you already tried using tsMuxer to convert the .M2TS file to a straight .TS file? You lose nothing--at least not that I noticed--but I find that changing the container this way and simplifying the stream made my encodes work much better in 0.9.3. (I was, in fact, completely unable to transcode ...

Hello, I apologize in advance if I missed something, as I did in fact search the lists and did not see any topics that resembled this. As 0.9.4 stands, the default file path for Auto-named files is set for the entire client, so that if I wish to keep separate folders for different rips. Unless I'm m...