HandBrake

... it has worked with every img-file I've tried. (Of course they've all been movie images.) :) Btw, in Raxco's program PerfectDisk, the solution I mentioned earlier - the shutdown stop code - is implemented. Seen from user perspective it's a great (perhaps not GREAT, but still a) relief. (I'm not s...

This happened to me as well. (That not all available subtitles were in the list.)

I entered the number of the subtitle (I checked in a dvd player the number of the subtitle I wanted and typed the correct number in the subtitle field.)

Worked like a charm.

I don't think it's 100 percent clear how to choose the right settings in handbrake for the zoom function in the iPod to work. No, it's quite clear. Use the preset, and zoom will work. All the time. It's quite clear if you know it, sure, but I don't really know in what way it's "clear" tha...

(I'll just take for granted that you mean the iPod touch...) I don't think it's 100 percent clear how to choose the right settings in handbrake for the zoom function in the iPod to work. (For instance, if you choose the setting 640 x 480, the zoom function doesn't work.) So, the answer is: If you ch...

I can't seem to get the program to actually use the average bitrate that I set (or perhaps I don't understand how it works). If I choose to set the Average Bitrate to 1500 kbps it gives the same result in Quicktime as if I choose 3500 kbps. I can't see why it's so?! The average bitrate will be 1500 ...

At the moment i'm using "shutdown -a" from the command line, but I would like to have this feature inside the pop-up message box. This isn't possible. The pop-up you see with the countdown is not generated by handbrake. This is the Windows Shutdown alert box. It's mainly used by network a...

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I just saw that "All Supported Files" won't show *.img-files by default. Something to include perhaps? (I know you can show img-files änyway, but still.)

Ah, thanks. Even better! He he.

Hi! When using autocropping (to get rid of the black bars at the top and the bottom), shouldn't the actual video height change as a "reaction" to the cropping? Automagically, I mean. The video is stretched and needs to be corrected manually otherwise . Is it a bug or am I misunderstanding ...