HandBrake

Try Re-installing .NET Framework 2.

Enlarge the window.

This seems to happen when the font DPI on the system is up'ed to 120DPI under Display Properties

110C is getting dangerously near the failure point of the hardware. It's not something leopard can cause.

It could be something as simple as HandBrake is using more CPU time under leopard which is bringing out this problem.

Nope and its not likely HandBrake will ever support it.

This is 1 of 3 things. 1. under-spec'd PC. (Lack of ram may cause this) 2. Problem with copy protection and/or reading the source. Ripping it to an ISO image first using anydvd or dvd decryptor may help. 3. Some other software on your PC is interfering with HandBrake. Maybe some security package? (f...

Cjshoop9 - there are some pre-release development builds at the top of this forum. Can you give those a shot. It uses verbose logging by default on the scan stage. It may help point out whats wrong. It shouldn't be failing like this. IT sounds like the sources are corrupted. you don't have dvd43 or ...

By Default, it'll use as many cores as it can unless there is something else bottlenecking it

Link Removed No longer available You'll find Demo x264 Panel.exe. Simply run to launch the demo application. Hopefully after some extensive testing I can get this added to the WinGUI. It should work the similar to the MacGUI. Please Note: This code may be quite buggy. I'm expecting there will be a ...

Handbrake doesn't add cue markers to MKV files so the player has to seek to the point in the video. (Cue markers are not required by the mkv specification)

it would have to seek through the movie part before it. This is normal. Handbrake doesn't add cue markers to mkv files. (It's not required by the mkv specification) This is why VLC seems to seek to the point you selected. This is something that may/may not be added in the future. I don't know. Also...

The Windows port does not support copy protected discs where as the mac version has a very limited support for them. Hence why the difference.

Go read the Windows GUI guide. It's on the wiki.

mkv files are not the same as mp4 or m4v.

You can't rename mkv to mp4 or m4v.


The error message indicates the encode never finished. Either it crashed or you never let it finished.

There is always
http://www.amazon.com/C-Dummies-2nd-Dan ... 914&sr=8-1

mkv != m4v


m4v = mp4. There is no difference. Quicktime needs the extension to be m4v for chapter makers to work. The file itself is identical though.

We don't offer old versions.

Tools Menu > View DVD information.

What does it say in that window?

They work like PC's You put a new bit of software on, you can take it off again. It won't affect anything else.

Best if you look for a forum that covers Windows Mobile as that's where you'll get the best advice.

Mpeg 4 + Mp3 would be the only option that would work with a win mobile device. Thats assuming it supports vanilla mpeg4. You may need to find an alternative media player for the device. Windows Media player is pretty useless

With that information, not a clue. There are sticky posts on every forum which tells you what we need to know.

Firstly, once a source has been selected, if browse is clicked again, but the file chooser is closed by clicking cancel, or clicking the X, it goes through the "Reading DVD" stage again, even though the source hasn't changed. I don't know if this is a limitation in handbrake, but I'd expe...

HandBrake has many uses outside the DVD world

Even so, there is a lot of content out there that's not owned by one of these big studio's so HandBrake won't be going anywhere anytime soon.

1 more and you'll earn yourself an account ban. Learn to listen to what a moderator tells you. This is the 3rd time you've posted here when you've been told to post in a specific topic. Not amused. I don't appreciate my time being wasted. You could at least have read the rules to know that your supp...

1) First off, am I using the same settings? I tried to make them as much the same as possible. No 2) Why are the file sizes between the old and new so different? The files encoded using the new version are substantially larger. (Nearly twice as big!) For the same settings, this won't be the case. T...

ok, thats not an issue then.


Give the .NET framework re-install a go and see what happens

Operating System.

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