HandBrake

rollin_eng wrote: ↑Sun May 26, 2019 10:26 pm Can you please post your latest logs.

With which encoding settings?

The original logs for lossless quality are in the first comment.

If you want to compare directly it might be better to use x265.exe and x264.exe directly or maybe even just ffmpeg. If I want to compare the implementation of x264 and x265 directly you would be right. But I want to know why the files are the way they are if you want to encode a lossless video with...

Efficiency of the encoder depends on a lot of things, and means different things to different people. From reading this and other sites, my impression is that h265's computational complexity is wasted below 1080p, and it gets progressively better as the resolution goes up, so file sizes go down. An...

Since there is no comment in here I question if this post should be moved over to "General Questions" since it's not really a Windows, but an encoder thing

Log files are saved to disk and should still be there unless you have deleted them. OK, I didn't know that. If Handbrake does not delete them by itself after some time, doesn't it become some sort of hoarding problem after you have encoded many videos. This also sounds like it could become a proble...

Description of problem or question: I have an avi file with ~ 144GB. When I use the lossless setting for h264 in mp4 the filesize is ~285 MB. When I use the same settings (so lossless) and just change to h265 in mp4 the file now has ~1,54 GB. I thought that h265 was created to be more efficient. Or...