HandBrake

HandBrake has never guaranteed frame accuracy when cutting so it'll be not in many cases. It's not really the write tool for the job if you need frame accurate cutting.

So i can agree with "side-effect" but i really would like to fix it. It's not something you can fix, by altering Handbrake's code since that's not the root of the problem. As I check, check the power management settings. If your saving to a network drive and using Wifi, avoid doing that. ...

What CPU and Windows version is this?

HandBrake doesn't use Bluetooth and doesn't interact with the Bluetooth radio in any way so whatever is happening, is a side effect of something else happening on your system at the same time. Some Bluetooth devices will have an option in device manager to prevent low power states. You can check to ...

Known issue. it'll be fixed in the next release.

VCN is not supported in the flatpak builds at present. You'd have to compile from source if you wanted to use that feature.

Nvidia doesn't seem to provide a driver new enough for the GT-710 so I'm afraid your outa luck on this one. You'd have to use an older, unsupported version of HandBrake for it to work. Probably 1.6 or 1.5

HandBrake in docker is 3rd party. Watch folder functionality is not part of HandBrake itself so you'd need to ask the upstream project

Yup, the docs are in need of an update

Missing build dependencies.

Cargo / Rust are missing:

curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
source "$HOME/.cargo/env"
cargo install cargo-c
rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu

>I wonder if this airflow mistake is what contributed to the demise of the processor? Very unlikely. It was more likely a bad cooler mount or something or just a weak chip that wasn't within tolerance. For a chip that's drawing 250watts into such a small surface area, there is only so much you can d...

Id note also that taming a 14900k can be hard. Especially on motherboards that have high power limits and high time limits for the higher power states

Even with water cooling don’t be surprised to see spikes of 100c. It’s designed to run as hard as possible. Efficiency be damned.

The handbrake engine is written in c, Not .net so installing it will have no effect on encodes. Only the UI layer is .Net and since that is working, it rules that out.

That’s stress on steroids. It depends on what Windows gave priority. 100% of Prime 95 is not the same as 100% of HandBrake. The underlying libraries in HandBrake make heavy use of AVX, SSE instructions which prime 95 won't be hitting to the same extent. So it's exercising the CPU in a different way...

I think it would be really helpful to know exactly why the handbrake worker executable fails besides the nebulous error 12 code. You're getting a segfault here. Unfortunately there isn't a way to determine exactly what caused this. HandBrake is operating in what's called "user space". Win...

reducing thread count essentially reduces the load on the system. In theory, making such issues less likely.

If it were me, I'd be looking at RMA'ing hardware now or returning it if that's still an option.

x264/AV1 are not really relevant. They are different encoders. Nothing states that x265 must behave the same.

Not all features that the slower presents turn on area bout compression efficiency.

I don't know if this is of any help to the developers. It's not. What does that tell us? Should I run a more comprehensive memory test? Previously I had run the free version of the memory test without springing for the $50 version. Don't waste your money. It seems like the memory is fine. How many ...

Moderator Note: Names removed from log file.

If anything happens in a way we can detect (i.e a non crash condition), it'll be in the log. If the process say segfaults, The UI shows that as a -12 but we don't know why.

-12 Just means the worker closed before we expected it to.

Afraid not. Any time a system reboots out the blue, it's almost always a driver / OS failure or hardware. If nothing can be found in the windows event viewer, then there is a strong chance it's a hardware fault. If the cpu screws up an instruction, it will usually cause a segfault which you can only...

the --crop-mode doesn't do anything during the scan since both sets of values are always populated on the JSON return.

conservative == loosecrop

Not unsurprising when you are trying to encode at 300kbit. When you enable more features, it is normal that it can require more bit-rate as the encoder can be retaining more detail. The preset affects Speed, Quality and Filesize. All 3 are affected but your artificially capping bitrate which is caus...

If your seeing system reboots, then it's likely your hardware is going bad. Couple things you can do. - Run MemTest86+ for a few passes to validate that the RAM is still table. - Run Prime95 or Cinebench and monitor System voltages / Temperatures to make sure they are all in line. - Don't overclock ...