HandBrake

Thanks Bradley.

Unless I missed something, when building the most recent master for Windows, the GCC version used should be 7.1.0 correct? When checking the log in handbrake, it still shows x265 compiled as 5.3.1. Here is a snipit: HandBrake Nightly 20170629161315-6554c6a-master (2017070201) - 64bit OS: Microsoft W...

So please, can you post the DLL? Well you can get the Handbrake "official" 10 bit dlls here: https://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=34165 Or you can get the latest from here: http://www.msystem.waw.pl/x265/ For the nightly Windows build I made yesterday with 8bit 2.3 baked in...

Try disabling libdvdnav in settings and use libdvdread. I have had discs where it will either not read the titles, or read the disc at all. Tools > Prefrences > Advanced > Check the box "Disable LibDVDNav. Then scan for the file/disc again. He is not trying to read a DVD, so this will have no ...

Try disabling libdvdnav in settings and use libdvdread. I have had discs where it will either not read the titles, or read the disc at all.

Tools > Prefrences > Advanced > Check the box "Disable LibDVDNav.

Then scan for the file/disc again.

hubocan wrote: ↑Thu Mar 09, 2017 9:53 am Is it possible to use x265 10bit DLL with 1.0.3 release?

It is. Place the .dll into the root folder of handbrake. It should auto detect the file and show up in the list of options.

It would be very useful, update and see if new versions work well. He experienced bugs with specific videos. Well if you want to test the latest and greatest, I just finished a Windows build with x265 2.3 and the latest master as of this writing. If you want it, PM me. This would be the bleeding ed...

You can compile from source and manually add in the 2.2 or 2.3 update if you want...

Or if you need it right now, I have it compiled for Windows. I can send it to you, just PM me.
It is compiled with 2.3.

EDIT: It is HB 1.0.3 compiled with x265 2.3

Hey all, After seeing the following post, I decided to see if there was a speed bump between the version of x264 Handbrake is using (r2525) and the latest r2665 (almost a year more of development). https://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=32881 My test was done on an Intel i7-5930K @ 4.1G...

Well I'll continue to just check the file size of the movie on the desktop!

Maybe instead of estimated file size it could display the current file size. That way you could tell if the file is getting too big to soon and would also give you a rough idea of final size. Sorry to bring up the dead, but I was thinking about this today and decided to knock out some code that wou...

that shows "current avg. Bitrate * length of the movie" which shouldn't be hard to implement, right? If you will but do the search, as was requested of the OP, you will find the reasons from the developers why an "estimated file size" option, either static or dynamic, is no long...

JohnAStebbins wrote:Bug report filed with libav
https://bugzilla.libav.org/show_bug.cgi?id=64

Thanks!

Tried my Tron Legacy and Taken Bluray, same deal.

Must be a problem with the 64bit build of ffmpeg?

.mp4, .avi, and .vob scan correctly. When using the 64bit build on Windows, Handbrake crashes as soon as it scans the .m2ts file for titles. This crash was also found in the previous build too. 32bit works ok, and th 64bit Ubuntu build works ok too. This did not happen on the 4311 build. Here is the...