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Heh, it's been so long since we've had a release, I forgot that this wasn't added till after 1.0.x was released. So as you observed, it's only in the nightly builds.

What output framerate are you using in HandBrake? HandBrake has a smart decimator that may help if you set a constant output framerate. When converting to CFR, HandBrake will preferentially drop duplicate frames when it decides that it must drop a frame in order to match the requested framerate. So ...

Keep in mind that what is being stored in 10/12 bits is not the original spatial domain pixel values, but rather the temporal domain coefficients. When converting from spatial to temporal, there are rounding errors where information is lost. Also, coefficients are deliberately quantized (more inform...

I guess most (if not all) image filters are single threaded Several HandBrake filters are in fact multi-threaded. nlmeans, lapsharp, unsharp, grayscale, decomb, combdetect are all multi-threaded. Detelecine, hqdn3d, deblock, cropscale, rotate, deinterlace, pad are single threaded. Some of the singl...

My understanding is that the detelecine filter should "do the right thing" when no pulldown is present? In theory, yes. In practice, no. The detelcine filter looks for a specific cadence of interlaced vs. non-interlaced frames. It can be fooled by video sequences that spoof this cadence. And for so...

Thanks for posting your activity log. The udfread error is just HandBrake checking if the file is a BD image. This always happens, same as the libdvdread error that happens next when HandBrake probes to see if it is a DVD image. The actual error is probably this [10:21:43] file is MPEG Program Strea...

It should be "русский". The list shows only native language names, but is in alphabetical order sorted by the English traslation so it can be a difficult to find languages even when you are a native speaker. We should really show the English translation in parenthesis or something next to the native...

When is the audio suppose to start? The first audio timestamp (which we can see in the log) says the audio starts about 52 seconds after the start of video.

correct me maybe i am wrong 1 sec is 30 frames Your wrong. You selected 29.97 fps output framerate. So 1 second is 29.97 frames in your output file. in the log it says 11 frames dropped Your source was 300.28 seconds and 9011 frames. The number of frames when converting to 29.97fps will be 300.28 *...

How are you determining duration? According to the log, your original is *not* 5:00.08. It is 5:00.28. Also according to the log, 9000 frames were output. At 29.97fps framerate, the duration is 5:00.30. The difference between 5.00.28 and 5.00.30 is less than 1 frame duration which is exactly what I ...

It works pretty much the same way on linux. You open a folder, HandBrake scans all the files within that folder. Then you can add a batch of titles (aka files) to the queue with the Queue menu option "Add Multiple"

Your file is truncated. Although the header says it's 8:19, there is only 3:19 of content there.

Samplerate: yes
Bitraterate: no, because it's a bad idea

It's probably just another case of "libav aac encoder sucks". It's probably suck in a loop some place trying to achieve the specified bitrate and no matter how hard it tried it can't generate enough bits to do it. Afraid there's not much we can do about it for the moment aside from telling you to ju...

The subtitles are probably in the region at the bottom of the picture that HandBrake is auto-cropping. You'll have to manually disable cropping.

I just wanted to be sure. Also, I'm wondering if I can use the same preset for progressive sources considering that HandBrake should be able to detect the lack of combing artifacts and then avoid deinterlacing them? Yes. The comb detection has very few false positives which is why it is enabled by ...

According to your log, yadif bob is properly enabled and framerate looks appropriate. You've added the comb detect filter which is usually a good thing, but that can result in some differences in behaviour from vlc's yadif 2x. Is there some specific reason you are unsure of the results? You've reall...

Nope. Can't make everyone happy unfortunately. For most people it's more convenient to have them baked in.

I'm guessing that this might not be possible if the output format were the same style of .iso as is used for DVDs, because as I understand it, in that case the only video encoding expected or allowed is MPEG2. But the new style .iso file format used for Blu-Ray allows for the content to be MPEG4/AA...

Do you have the same issue if you pass through the audio? The audio error didn't cause it to terminate. The reader finished "normally". I.e. the reader thinks it got an EOF. My guess is the audio error is a symptom of a corrupted file that is also causing the demuxer to just give up at the same poi...

The detelecine filter is single threaded. So that filter would be my guess for the source of this behaviour. Try disabling it. The denoise filter queues up a collection of frames, then launches a parallel filter on all the frames. So if there is something that is even a little bit slower than denois...

Thanks. And that begs a follow up question: Can somebody please tell me what "RF" does (aside from the vague it is inversely proportional to quality) :-). Most of us (myself included) aren't qualified to give a good technical description of what RF does. So here's a link :lol: http://slhck.info/vid...

So IT DOESN'T NEVER CONVERT THE COLOR SPACE AT ALL Ritsuka is right here. I was referring to pixel formats. E.g. RGB to YUV 420. All pixel formats get converted to YUV 420 in HandBrake. The 2 most common problems we see in this area are: 1. The source file is *not* tagged with any color space info....

On many DVDs, telecine is flagged in metadata (soft telecine). That allows the original progressive frames to be reconstructed without special image processing and detection logic. The progressive frames are reconstructed by combining appropriate fields. In order to align to the original 24fps frame...

I'm a Mac user, new to Handbrake and finding myself swimming through quicksand with the myriad of encoding options. I have a huge library of ripped DVDs, all done using MacDVDRipper Pro (MDRP) - I've ripped just the main movie or just the individual TV episodes as *.dvdmedia packages (which are rea...

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