HandBrake

Your source may be Telecine. Play around with Detelecine.

It costs you nothing to try.

Under Summary, try unchecking "Align A/V Start."

Well, posting the Required Activity Logs would certainly help us in advising you. But digital noise along the right edge of your video sounds nothing like an interlace/telecine issue, because that only applies to the horizontal axis. It is probably unfilled macroblocks in the recording, so just crop...

Just crop it off in the UI.

Non Linear Editor.
Handbrake is an encoder mostly.

Good luck. I still suggest an NLE for what you are trying to do. Handbrake is limited. Resolve is free.
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Use a simple ratio just like you learned in school. I won't do the math for you, and Handbrake probably isn't the best tool. You'll be cropping a lot off the top and bottom, so you actually might "mind". There is absolutely nothing wrong with including a pillarboxed segment in your widescr...

Did you know Animated PNG is a thing, supported by most browsers?

It's always better to increase bitrate a bit to compensate for losses, but 320 will be enough.

Large GIFs won't work on the internet -- too long to load.

Seems strange that your Roku won't take AAC 5.1
Is it an older model? Have your tried a firmware update?

You cannot "convert" a 4:3 video aspect to 16:9 without stretching, pillarboxing (black borders), or cropping; the rectangles are different sizes, sorry. It's ordinary math.

Since you're on Mac. you might want to check Subler. I don't know much about it.
If you have Windows, VideoRedo is my go-to.

That's why.
Your video source reports 4:3 DAR, not 16:9.

I tried same disc, also tried same files under both OS Builds to confirm that the OS update seems to be the factor. I can confirm that is not the case, as I am able to duplicate the same conditions here without issues. I rather suspect the DVD player on one of your machines is reporting more read e...

Your log says your full path to save is Whether or not that is a valid location, you will need to figure out.

Quicktime MOV is a container, not a format.
MP4 is a container, not a format.
Lacking required logs for Handbrake and MediaInfo for your Quicktime file, your question is a nonstarter, sorry.

I can confirm, at this time Intel QSV does not support two pass rendering. It uses CQ.

It's a shame, as it would be a great tool for handheld devices, too!

Have you ever tried to render video on ARM?

Sorry, I misread your question, and apologies. You can losslessly trim AVC video in VideoRedo for Windows and maintain GOP integrity.
Premiere and other nonlinear editors will usually re-encode it, but not much quality is sacrificed.

You heard wrong, because ALL programs that crop video will re-encode it, introducing losses.
Premiere is no better nor no worse than any other nonlinear editing program -- it depends solely on the encoder used.

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With your PAL SD source, SAR is 5:4 DAR is either 4:3 or 16:9, you didn't say. PAR is either 1.06_ or 1.42_, respectively. Those numbers exist by definition, not from something one thinks "sounds logical." There is no reason to change them. If you want to store your file at display resolu...