HandBrake

I think i shall focus more on the effects of cflags on gcc4.40 rather than recompiling back to gcc 4.2.4. I googled aroud and made up my own ultimate cflags for core2: -march=core2 -mtune=core2 -msse4.1 -pipe -mfpmath=sse -malign-double -O3 -ffast-math -fomit-frame-pointer -funroll-loops -fpeel-loop...

Yup, two compiled handbrakecli.exe: Mounted ISO image(no dvdrom spinup up delays), set to bulit-in Handbrake High profile Television preset, 2 pass, decomb, detelecine. No multitasking. All background task ended. Windows search Off, Windows Defender Off, System Restore Off, Media Sharing Off, NIC Di...

Hi Konablend, I agree that without any statistics to show I am just smoking. Sadly I do not have own any kind of popular western DVD/Bluray disc to reproduce results. If anyone who is willing to benchmark, i am willing to send my windows32 svn2455(sse4.1 required) file to them. My config: input medi...

Updates: reconfigured and recompiled yasm,gmp and mpfr with gcc 4.4.0, recompiled perl, python as well(not sure that would improve handbrake, but heck) added optimization flags to yasm by editing makefile. I have used more aggressive optimizations flags on all relevant handbrake modules: -march=core...

This guide is for people who have already sucessfully compiled their handbrake. First, upgrade your gcc to 4.4.0, i followed the steps here: http://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/CygWin/ , but used gcc4.4.0 bz instead of the 4.2.4 in the guide: follow these steps,launch bash: cd handbrake-source/build at ba...

Hi there fred_be9300, Like you, I have also managed to compile on Win32. My Env: Native Windows 7 Cygwin 1.5 MPFR-2.4.1 Yasm 0.8.0 GCC 4.2.4 after a successful compile, I decided to take a risk and upgraded the GCC compiler to 4.4.0 and compile HB again. the resulting CLI file was 12.9MB (compared w...