HandBrake

Hardware acceleration was not being used in your original log anyway. I don't have any obvious ideas though, sorry.

mduell wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 4:19 pm Try ripping with something else, like MakeMKV. HB reads this title as being very short.

Occasionally such galleries are part of the menu and would not be recognized by HandBrake at all.

FLAC encoder is your best bet if you want to stick with a HandBrake-only workflow.

Locked for rule violation.

lightnin4u wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 8:27 am

musicvid wrote: ↑Fri Sep 04, 2020 12:33 am

Which kind of information from MediaInfo do you exactly want to see?

All of it. MediaInfo is a utility that you download from mediaarea.net, not a generic term.

see my post from Thu Sep 03, 2020 2:56 pm

That's not a MediaInfo report.

https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo/Download

Because dvdnav allows reading discs where dvdread alone fails. Overall, dvdnav is a bit more reliable.

As long as he is happy.

It's a feature of the software-based encoders (x264, x265) only. It's bitstream-level metadata.

Audio Tab > Selection Behavior…

It's still a bit confusing for end users because NVIDIA's API for NVENC does use CUDA (even though the encoding is still done on the dedicated hardware rather than the GPU itself).

It's a very CPU-intensive filter, it will cause all CPUs to go near 100%.

X-Plane, erm, I mean, HandBrake isn't always the best at reading DVD structures, especially when structural copy protection is used. Whereas for apps like MakeMKV, keeping up with them is kind of their Raison d'être :) X-Plane really sucks at reading DVD structures, and the orthophoto scenery isn't ...

The text field should be available nonetheless.

Both encodes are 1440x816 storage, but the no-crop has letterboxing, thus only 1440x616 of those pixels contain video data (the remaining 200 pixels contain black bars that are easily compressed). The cropped version uses all 1440x816 pixels (none of it letterboxing) and therefore has about 25% more...

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Yeah maybe you're just running out of disk space.

I understand the idea of "enhanced" upscaling for playback on a high-resolution display, but upscaling then downscaling sounds a lot like just applying a sharpening filter. I wonder whether the results would be any better than using a dedicated sharpening filter; I suspect not consistently so, but m...

Depending on the audio format, video and audio frame boundaries may not align exactly, so you'll want to be extra careful when splitting/joining files to avoid compounding A/V sync offsets. Generally speaking, it's just easier for most end users to encode multiple different movies/episodes at once, ...

[23:44:05] vfr: 147381 frames output, 132022 dropped and 0 duped for CFR/PFR You've enabled bobbing (takes 25fps interlaced input, outputs 50fps progressive) but set the output framerate to 25fps peak in HandBrake, which is then dropping many frames as a result. You probably want to set the framera...

av_read_frame error (-13): Permission denied This is pretty weird since reading the source file clearly worked for the initial scan. I wonder if it's possibly related to the destination despite the error. Are you sure the "D:\Final\" directory exists and is writable? Alternatively, what happens if ...

musicvid wrote: ↑Sat Aug 22, 2020 5:16 pm Rename your .vob to .mpg if all you want to do is play it.

That won't fix the problem with his HandBrake-encoded MP4 output though. He needs to check the "large file size" checkbox, or better yet, instell the current version of HandBrake which does it automatically.

That's just an issue with metadata. Unfortunately there's no way to work around it with HandBrake.

HandBrake lets you specify chapter ranges as well. But you haver to do it manually using the corresponding drop-downs.

There is only one version of HandBrake; it's free.