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vaapi is an interface for hardware acceleration. You don't need it to test x265, but due to the previous build failure, you need it just to successfully build. You may need to install some additional packages to have all the necessary libraries. Make sure you have libva, libva-drm, and libdrm system...

Ugh! It looks like someone broke building without hardware acceleration. Try adding "--enable-qsv" to the configure command (works for me). Be sure to wipe the existing build directory.

Thanks for the additional gdb output. Confirms what I suspected, that m_refFrameList was NULL.

Something another HandBrake developer just pointed out to me... We just updated the version of x265 used in HandBrake. You might want to load up the latest snapshot version of HandBrake on the non-debug machine (https://handbrake.fr/nightly.php) and pull the latest code from github and rebuild your ...

It appears some pointer in this expression is invalid: m_curSlice->m_refFrameList[1][0]->m_encData->m_slice This is down in the guts of x265, so probably not much we can do directly except scan their bug list and pull requests for similar problems. These kinds of problems are often due to race condi...

Sorry for the slow response, I was travelling. To get a stacktrace with the core file $ gdb <path/to/ghb> <path/to/core> (gdb) where (gdb) thread apply all bt The where command will output a stack trace for where the program crashed. thread apply all bt will output a stack trace for all threads that...

I just tried something similar with waypipe, i.e. from the client waypipe -c zstd=19 ssh server flatpak run fr.handbrake.ghb This results in this message on the client (fr.handbrake.ghb:2): Gdk-WARNING **: 14:17:10.000: Failed to read portal settings: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMe...

Something seems to be wrong with your rust installation.

Segfaults can be caused by a variety of problems. Failing hardware, too aggressive overclocking, driver bugs, not enough memory, and of coarse application bugs. But we have been getting more than the usual number of reports of segfaults lately. We have not been able to isolate to anything specific y...

On the "Dimensions" tab, select Anamorphic "Custom". Then you should be able to ajdust "Scaled Size" and/or "Pixel Aspect" to get the results you want. You may also need to uncheck "Optimal Size" if you want a specific Pixel Aspect/Scaled Size combin...

Installing xdg-desktop-portal did not resolve the issue. That particular package is just the "frontend" portion. You would also require a "backend", e.g. xdg-desktop-portal-gnome . There are also user systemd services associated with both frontend and backend that would need to ...

Flatpak uses xdg-desktop-portal in order to present a file manager native to your desktop. Perhaps you are missing a package required for this. I don't know what is required for xfce off-hand but there are several options. Look for packages called xdg-desktop-portal-*

MacDas wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2024 5:00 pm I'm using v1.7.3, installed from ubuntuhandbook1/handbrake repo and still DV is not retained.

This is not an official build. You'll have to talk to whoever packaged this. They probably neglected to enable libdovi in the build.

Given that the video plays in the correct orientation on a PC, it probably has rotation metadata in the container indicating the correct orientation. The digital photo frame is simply ignoring this information. HandBrake should also detect this metadata and automatically rotate the video for you. Ha...

The flatpak on flathub is indeed built without libdovi. Building rust libs and applications with flatpak builder currently has issues due to how cargo downloads dependencies. flatpak builder is sandboxed and does not permit this kind of network access. We are working on resolving this, see https://g...

Also, if file size is a concern, 18 RF is overkill. HandBrake's official 4K presets use RF 24 which should result in about half the size.

To put the conversation in another context; any time you handle a physical disc there is a possibility of damaging it. So to minimize damage due to handling, creating a copy and storing the original disc some place cool, dark, and safe is a good way to preserve it.

BluePieNinja wrote: ↑Wed Feb 14, 2024 8:06 am Ok so am I supposed to choose language as "any" to get the audio tracks to be added?

Set "Selection Behavior" to "All Tracks Matching Selected Languages" and add "Any" to "Selected Languages".

Ritsuka wrote: ↑Wed Feb 07, 2024 10:08 am The GTK GUI doesn't support multiple parallel encodes yet, it has been implemented only on Windows and macOS at the moment.

But if you use the CLI (as you did in your example encode above), you can start as many instances as you like.

Are you certain the player supports "AVC". Could it be "AVI" instead? AVC is a codec while AVI is a container. DVD players generally don't support AVC since DVDs do not use that codec. I suspect the player supports the AVI container with older codecs such as mpeg2 or maybe DivX.

Hello. Will there be support for calculating the file size when setting the bitrate? I would like to get a comment from the developer. Every feature comes with a cost. One of the costs of this feature is user confusion which results in increased support requests. There are a number of unknowns and ...

Update: For some reason HandbrakeCLI thinks it needs libdvdcss-2.dll in order to decrypt a non-encrypted disk. I've now tried this with a disk made with a home video that is guaranteed not encrypted and it does the same thing. Put the DLL in the handbrake CLI folder and it works. So HB is not check...

Paste the text below into a file called email_preset.json. From the Presets menu, select "Import Preset" and open email_preset.json. This should create a new custom preset named "Email 25 MB 10 Minutes 288p30". { "PresetList": [ { "AlignAVStart": true, "A...

lossless will result in very large files. I.e. your 44 GB BD would likely get re-encoded to something like 400 GB. What you did with mkvtoolnix is probably the best option if you want to keep original video and make the subs forced. HandBrake will always re-encode the video which isn't necessary in ...

I misread the original post. My eyes saw 400+ GB