HandBrake

Thanks.

choco nacho: the Universal preset should ensure compatibility with your iPod. If the preset doesn't work, then post an activity log as requested in the red banner at the top.

You should download the snapshot (see the announcement in the General forum), enable libdvdnav in Preferences (you need to relaunch HB for that pref to take effect), and try with that.

I had a crashing problem with 0.9.3, then started using the latest snapshot build (all on 10.6) and have had no crashing. I have no activity log (not sure how to get one of those, especially when there's no problem), but using it might be something to consider. Didn't work for me. I still get the G...

I have no activity log (not sure how to get one of those, especially when there's no problem), but using it might be something to consider. Following the link in the red banner would be a good start. Rodeo, we generally only enforce the activity log policy when the poster has a problem. ;-) I was a...

Heymbit wrote:I have no activity log (not sure how to get one of those, especially when there's no problem), but using it might be something to consider.

Following the link in the red banner would be a good start.

rhester wrote:Use the iPod Legacy preset.

Rodney

Shouldn't the Universal preset work with 1st-generation iPod touches too, as per your chart?

Don't use the MKV container, or try the snapshot (in the announcements section of the General forum).

If you're using the snapshot, choose Foreign Audio Search and check Forced Only. If you're encoding to an MKV container, you may want to check the Default checkbox so that the subtitles are displayed by default (will have no effect if you select Burned In, since that options encodes the subs in the ...

Should performance be reduced for these snapshot builds? I ask because I'm ripping blu ray and I'm only averaging about 6 fps when encoding from a mkv file at 720p. Takes about 4-5 hours per file. When I encoded at 1080p it took about 16 hours!! I have a iMac core 2 duo so I would think I'd get bet...

Sounds like your player can't decode (doesn't support) AC3 in MP4. If that's the case, the good news is that you should be able to remux your existing MP4 encodes to MKV with mkvtoolnix.

I'm running into the same issue, but on an evil PC. Using DVDfab 6 to import the short videos, in either Full Disc or Main Movie modes, created rips that Handbrake (beta, svn2773) was unable to understand. This is the only DVD which has given this problem. While I haven't had any problems with DVDF...

On OSX, is there any difference between the 64bit and 32 bit other than ones 64bit and ones 32bit? I think I remember older versions of the 64bit version could not rip dvds from disc. Under Mac OS X, HandBrake uses VLC to decrypt DVDs. A 32-bit HandBrake build requires a 32-bit VLC build; 64-bit HB...

I see this too, even in MP4. It works when I set the bitrate to 320 Kbps, however. svn 2779, 6-channel AAC @ 384 Kbps (works): HandBrake Activity Log for /Users/tim/excluded/HIMYM - 3x20 - Miracles - 2779@384.mp4: 2009-08-30 03:47:52 +0200 Handbrake Version: svn2779 i386 (2009083001) [03:47:52] macg...

s55 pointed out on IRC that the .mp4 extension may cause iTunes to not accept the video at all, and that you should use .m4v instead. Plus, you'll want to use that extension anyway since iTunes and Apple devices won't recognize chapters or AC3 tracks without it. Also, since you seem to be encoding f...

But unfortunately iTunes doesn't appear to be recognising the MKV or MP4 containers. :( iTunes doesn't support MKV. It does support MP4 though. I've tried not to mess about with the settings too much, just modified the new Apple Universal Profile to work. Please provide an encode log for your new M...

HandBrake SVN2773 Snapshot wrote: x264 bumped from 1169 to 1195, which means new default settings (see r2742 commit comment).

You'll just have to adapt the x264 options in your preset.

cerunnos917 wrote:

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[21:30:32] job configuration:
[21:30:32]  * source
[21:30:32]    + D:\VIDEO_TS

Looks like you might encoding a (commercial?) DVD straight from the optical drive. If that's the case, please look at:

http://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/WindowsGuiGuide

First paragraph.

TedJ wrote:

rhester wrote:Given that is about 0.1% of the total CPU used by HandBrake during H.264/AAC encoding...anyone would care why?

You're forgetting those idiots who try encoding on their Atom based netbooks.

And HandBrake for iPhone

hunterk wrote:have you tried using the more recent developer snapshot? Apparently the Win GUI is buggy in that version, but it might solve the problem you're currently having.

If I am not mistaken, many of the Windows GUI bugs of the svn2592 snapshot have been fixed in the svn2773 snapshot.

supermonkey wrote:Can you use the normal preset with the apple tv.

You're better off using the AppleTV preset.

sasha wrote:I will give that a try. I did not realize that the offset was in milliseconds and assumed it was in seconds.

That would have made it difficult (rather, impossible) to make any precise adjustments

Your log is missing the beginning, which also contains useful info.

Libx264 autosets level these days. What part of "Libx264 autosets level" don't you understand? Again: libx264 autosets level. Is it set by the preset in Handbrake? jbrjake said: libx264 autosets level. Libx264 is libx264. Where did you get the idea that the HandBrake preset set the level?...