HandBrake

Well that is cool now H265 support also added. I've run my regular test too and noticed in quality no difference, but encoding took an hour longer, which otherwise takes only 9 minutes. File size is about the same. I'll later test with Bluray also, it was just DVD. Are the new Intel CPUs will receiv...

And how do I know when was a brand new code being bedded in? But seriously if nighty versions are so stable, why is not coming more often stable new versions? I noticed the nighty versions using better my CPU and about 10-15% faster than 0.99.

cool, I cannot wait...

It is been quite many days past since the Handbrake 0.9.9 release, when to expect a newer? Will it be named 1.0.0?

I see, than 15% is nice improvement from "performance and setting tweaks" and unfortunately nothing extra from OpenCL at least for me because I'm not doing down-scaling. I thought the OpenCl look-ahead patch will work in non down scaling situations too.

I've just run my regular Dallas tests (no down scaling) to see how it performs on different platforms. Unfortunately I could not use svn5938 nighty build for both OpenCl and non-OpenCl tests, since it does not have OpenCL switch anymore (I guess it runs default with OpenCL acceleration) and I compar...

Thanks for the update, I will run some benchmarks to see how is working with AMD APU and Intel processor. I think 5-6% also better than nothing, but back than I was hoping much more performance increase.

Hello Guys, it is been a year when OpenCL project started. Good to see all the codes is in the build now, but curios if it performs as supposed to or still slow?

Where can I pick the "file size" option?

Under optimize video:

QSV preset: I have only "Best speed" and "Balanced" options.

Other question, how could I set default .mkv extension because always tiring me with mp4...?

I had QSV button also missing and acceleration did not worked. To fix the problem I uninstalled both my graphics driver (HD4000 and Radeon 8750M) and re installed only HD4000 driver. Now I have QSV preset button and the acceleration is working. The speed boost is very impressive! What took 12minutes...

Ok, thanks for the updates. Then look like ain't worth to wait more for these accelerated versions, OpenCL is nothing, Quiksinc cause quality loose (for me even slowed things down). How about the AMD's UVD accelerator, is that also just a algorithm change trick?

But there were improvements using OpenCL acceleration, especially combining with AMD's UVD acceleration. According to my last test run https://forum.handbrake.fr/viewtopic.php?p=124739#p124739 , I've measured more than a minute difference than without turning the features on. And that 5418 #5 build ...

gmb wrote:Intel told me lookahead doesn't work with the current driver.

So why do you guys asked me to install so many different driver if quicksink doesn't work with any current intel driver?

I've just installed driver 3071 rebooted windows and same slowness occurs than with previous two drivers; HandBrake svn5476 (Nightly Build) - 64bit Version OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3337U CPU @ 1.80GHz Ram: 8073 MB, Screen: 1366x768 Temp Dir: C:\Users\GCN2.0\AppDa...

Thanks for explaining the situation, sad MPEG2 is just future plan. Hope openCL support coming sooner, because I have another 5 Season Dallas DVD making them to mkv... :) Here is the encode log and scan log with the latest Intel VGA driver (same slowness); HandBrake svn5476 (Nightly Build) - 64bit V...

Can I only send you activity log, if I run the complete encoding or 1 minute run is enough? I just do not want run it for over an hour... Here is the encode log and scan log after two minutes of run; HandBrake svn5476 (Nightly Build) - 64bit Version OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 CPU: Intel(R) ...

I just tried the current beta with Ivy Bridge, but very slow with active quicksink. The regular 10 minutes encoding would take 1hour 20 minutes...

Just let us know when it is available again with a link, I can run benchmarks now with AMD Richland A10-5750M and Intel Ivy Bridge + GCN 2.0 Radeon discrete graphics.

Yep, thanks , I could not locate it for over a month.

I've used to visit here an OpenCl topic, reading and testing the most recent OpenCL news, builds, posting benchmarks with various hardware, track the improvements. Why all these gone? The most recent builds are also disappeared, only 6 weeks old OpenCl version or Quicksink.

New test with Dual Core AMD A4 Trinity APU + Handbrake Build x64 version #5; 1080p to 720p downscale Regular run: 3:46 OpenCL run: 3:29 UVD run: 3:01 UVD + OpenCL run: 2:44 More than a minute difference! UVD+OpenCL encode log: HandBrake svn5418 (Nightly Build) - 64bit Version OS: Microsoft Windows N...

I've done another testrun; now with Quad Core AMD A8 Llano APU + Handbrake Build x64 version #134; 1080p to 720p downscale Regular run: 2:04 OpenCL run: 1:58 UVD run: 1:44 UVD + OpenCL run: 1:41 UVD+OpenCL encode log: HandBrake svn5386 (Nightly Build) - 64bit Version OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.920...

I done a testrun again, but now with Dual core AMD A4 Llano APU + Handbrake Build x64 version #105; 1080p to 720p downscale Regular run: 2:46 OpenCL run: 2:41 UVD run: 2:21 UVD + OpenCL run: 2:02 Finally UVD + OpenCL not slowing each other, good speed bump over regular run .... UVD+OpenCL encode log...

I made my testrun again with AMD APU + Handbrake Build x64 #57; 1080p to 720p downscale Regular run: 1:22 OpenCL run: 1:19 UVD run: 1:11 UVD + OpenCL run: 1:31 Encode log; HandBrake svn5239 2013020501 OS: Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 CPU: AMD A8-3550MX APU with Radeon(tm) HD Graphics Ram: 7655 MB...

Ohh, that is too bad if x264 OpenCL patch is not coming yet, I've expected very much! Does that really have to support all today's laptop? I mean there was Winzip which first only supported AMD APUs with OpenCL acceleration, than later a newer version came with more supported hardwares. Meanwhile I ...