HandBrake

Here every time I asked, I rarely received a positive answer, especially from those who represent handbrake.
Too bad the software is good, but the support always leaves something to be desired and they seem so bored with the answers that you never want to ask for help here

I searched on google, on the forum and then I posted, I always do that!
If I haven't found it, I ask here, thinking I'll get the answers here.
But unfortunately, I can't find it here either

But at 720p and 1080p it doesn't really force itself, I don't think it uses all core there either
sorry, I don't know English well and I translate with google, which sometimes writes what he wants

The H265 10 bit definitely uses a lot of cores, when it is 2k or 4k to convert.
But at 720p and 1080p, it doesn't really bother me, that's what I see

thanks for the answers
I asked here, because everyone, everywhere, says that all cores are used in video conversion
I'm still not convinced of that

Any ideas ?

Filters off, all

Excuse me, that's right, I forgot to mention,
use H265-10 bit

I've been using your software for a while, but I still don't know what is the maximum core that handbrake uses for video conversions.
I have an AMD 5950x with 16 cores, does it use them all?
If I had a 3970x threadripper would it use all 32 cores and by default higher processing speed?

Maybe it was a mistake, I had to say H265 (nvidia nvenc)
There are some changes, because, at slow speed, my video card processes somewhere at avg 130 fps.
Now it has increased to 400, the same settings ...

have you made any changes regarding x265 nvenc? on slow it seems to go with more fps / s to the video cover and you changed the default to 22, where it doesn't make such a big file anymore?
Is that what you were referring to in an answer given above?
please answer me

" It's fine anyway, I can't wait for the new nvenc x265 presets I asked, because at one point, I was surprised to see how a 1060 on x265 nvenc, runs with the same number of fps as a 2080TI if you don't play games and just video editing and conversion, why spend so much money on an expensive vid...

It's fine anyway, I can't wait for the new nvenc x265 presets I asked, because at one point, I was surprised to see how a 1060 on x265 nvenc, runs with the same number of fps as a 2080TI if you don't play games and just video editing and conversion, why spend so much money on an expensive video card...

one more question: in h265 nvenc, does the speed it works with matter, low vs default?
is it the same thing as when we use the processor or the conversion with nvenc, is it special ??

I only use the video card for enconding and decoding.
if I have the same results with 3060 TI, I will definitely choose the cheapest one!

I was just talking about their processing speed.
I wanted to know who will finish the same file faster
to know what I will buy in the future

Clearly, for me, no matter which card I use, it will process the same! Correct?

Let me be clear: the same settings for conversion with h265 nvenc, 2 different video cards ... 3070 or 3080 ... will one perform faster than the other? I know that in nvenc, the card doesn't really matter ... or am I wrong?

Description of problem or question: Does video card encoding speed matter? Steps to reproduce the problem (If Applicable): If I use nvenc x265, does the video card matter, the processing power which is for the number of fps / s? HandBrake version (e.g., 1.0.0): 1.3.3. 1300 last Operating system and...

Other than the fact that I had to use invenc for encoding, encoding with the processor, I didn't succeed, going bad.
What fix did you find and apply?

Thank you very much for your help
all the best

anyway, i used h265 nvenc and after finishing a clip, with the same settings as before i used them, the quality is higher, but the size of gb is the same

Thank you for the answer
I used the new version of handbrake, 1.3.0 and you seem to have also improved the quality when coding h265 nvenc, the results are much better now or do I think?

can help me somebody?

some ideeas when i use processor, to use all core?