HandBrake

My primary concern is frame rates. I'll be going from 8 cores at 2.6GHz to 8 (2 thread) cores running at up to 4.0Ghz, which will no doubt help. I wasn't clear on how much RAM could affect performance and what I might expect as far as speed versus size. I may go ahead and max out the RAM (64GB) with...

I am looking for opinions please. I am building a new Ryzen unit and am looking for advise on RAM. I run OPENsuse Linux. The motherboard will be an ASUS Crosshair VI Hero. There is a saying in Linux that free RAM is bad RAM, and most flavors of Linux seem to act on that saying. I currently have 8 co...

Especially since I already indicated that the x264 version used in 0.9.9 is known to crash when built with recent gcc versions. I downgraded all the way down to gcc-4.6 and the source build still failed, so I went back to the current version. I'm sure there are other library problems that I do not ...

I had not tried before, but Handbrake (from RPM) works correctly when using ffmpeg. x264 works in all my other editors. Only Handbrake has problems with it. It is very curious. I have never used ffmpeg with Handbrake. I'll explore the settings and see if I can find settings that approximate what I w...

All of the libraries it can't find should have been built and installed into the directory build/contrib/lib. If they are not there, then there is some earlier error in the build which you did not capture in your log above. That is entirely possible. I ran "make" without having it create ...

I received the identical errors with the exception of 4.8 being replaced by 4.7

Even though Handbrake worked with 4.7 in openSUSE 12.3, it apparently does not work in 13.1

I'm out if ideas.

The build failed, but it went much farther than the last attempt. Apparently even the newest source still wants an older gcc. Here is the output: /usr/bin/g++ -pipe -fmessage-length=0 -Wall -g2 -O3 -I./libhb/ -I./contrib/include -o HandBrakeCLI -Wl,--start-group test/test.o test/parsecsv.o ./libhb/l...

I'll try once more to build from source, using the instructions at: https://trac.handbrake.fr/browser/trunk/doc/BUILD-Linux One possible problem is that I will have to try and adapt Fedora instructions to openSUSE and also select the nearest match for the prerequisites. An example is SUSE's libbz2-d...

gcc 4.8 is the current version. Downgrading is not really desirable. The nightly svn source will not build on openSUSE because of countless complaints of missing dependencies, most of which have been obsoleted by newer version of the packages, not readily available in openSUSE 13.1, or the package h...

The first video completed successfully. I killed the second as it would have taken 10 hours to complete, but it was proceeding smoothly and I was able to open the portion of the video that was completed. The problem is apparently caused by some kind of interaction between handbrake and x264 and not ...

I should add that I am transcoding them both as mkv files, which is what I do with handbrake, along with constant quality set at 16.

I am currently transcoding two different videos directly with x264 using the command x264 --crf 16 -o outfile infile and the transcoding is going smoothly on both. No crashes.

This bug seems to be affecting many people who have installed openSUSE 13.1 Several people have verified that there is a problem. Handbrake opens correctly and scans the file. As soon as a person starts to trans-code or even has Handbrake begin to trans-code a short preview, there is an immediate se...

The title says it all. It would be nice if a person were able to pause individual items in the queue. If I have 20 items in the queue and decide to temporarily stop after item 15, the only option I have is to either sit there and pause the conversion immediately after the previous file finishes, or ...