HandBrake

I would like to export encoding configuration from GUI to CLI.
I'm encoding a lot of video files from my camera and I would like to use CLI to encode them.
It would be nice not to have json files with profiles but cli switches.

Is there any way to get those switches from gui encoding?

For me constant quality is better, I have some movies that have a lot of movement and some that are slow moving.
For two pass encoding I would need to pick a good bitrate for those.

Those settings that I provided are working on all of them. Even specification that I found for my TV is not more specific than: *.mp4 MP4 H.264 BP / MP / HP 1920x1080 6 ~ 30 fps 25 Mbps MP3 /ADPCM /AAC MPEG4 SP / ASP 1920x1080 6 ~ 30 fps 8 Mbps MP3 /ADPCM /AAC XVID 1920x1080 6 ~ 30 fps 8 Mbit MP3 /A...

I plan to reencode movies from my camera and my phone (mov,mp4,ts)(in FHD and 4K) to universal format that will work on tv/phone/laptop. I would like to tweak x264 settings to make quality and compression better (also with audio in stereo): -v1 -f av_mp4 -m -e x264 --x264-preset veryslow --x264-tune...

In commandline I would like to set the crop parameters that when encoding any film it will fill all the screen and if needed it will cut from left and fight. Like there are movies that are very wide and they have black bars on top and bottom. I would like to get rid of those bars through crop and re...

It seems it's working: \HandBrakeCLI -v3 -i %1 -o %2 -f av_mp4 -m -4 -e x264 --x264-preset veryslow --x264-tune film -q 20 --encoder-level=4.1 -a 1 -E av_aac -B 192 --mixdown stereo -R 48 --denoise weak I have made corrections in the code to match new commandline options. Is there a way to make file...

I am using mp4 file extension and "-f mp4" in the commandline.
It works in the ultrafast profile but in veryslow it says that codec is not supported.

I have a problem with making a good profile to keep my movies for playing on a Samsung Smart TV UE55D6500. I would like to make smallest files posible but with good quality. Time for encoding is not important. My commandline looks like this: HandBrakeCLI -v3 -i %1 -o %2 -f mp4 -m -4 -e x264 --x264-p...

I need to compress some video files with max file size of 2GB. Time of encoding isn't important. I have two lines: start /wait /low HandBrakeCLI -v -i "%%~na" -o "%%~na_temp.mp4" -f mp4 -m -e x264 --encopts keyint=500:rc-lookahead=250:pass=1:stats=stats.log:partitions=p4x4:me=tes...