HandBrake

Can you try a snapshot build? https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake-snapshots
However, I don't know how QSV works on Linux with the snapshots.

There is a work in progress on https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/pull/5036 , but no one is working on it at the moment, if someone wants to finish it.

The output size is written both on the summary tab and dimensions tab. Anyway, go to the Dimensions tab, disable autocropping, and make a new preset if you want.

References are still supported in AVFoundation, it's just that most apps are sandboxed, so they won't be able to automatically open the referenced files.

Yes.

iMovie should open that MOV. Does it work in QuickTime Player?

Fixed in https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/ ... f56918273d
Oddly the mpeg-2 decoder has got a different stride on Arm, so the issue wasn't noticeable on Intel.

Can you upload a small sample we can use to reproduce the issue?

PGS subtitles aren't reencoded, so if you recompress the Blu-ray to a different video dimension, it's up to the player to resize them.

There isn't a way.

The format of the advanced options is option1=value1:option2=value2.
However, an activity log would show exactly where it went wrong.

Actually HandBrake can do 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 too (x264, x265 for example supports it).
Probably it's a bug in the Mac version if it allows to load odd values from presets.

The input size has no meaning at all. Premiere will recompress the file when you export, if you want a smaller file you have to change Premiere export settings, or recompress with HandBrake the exported file.

Please check if there is a crash report in /Users/yourusername/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports It looks like your DVD-VIDEO makes HandBrake crashes, but the encode is run in a difference process so the main app doesn't crash. Maybe there is some info in the crash log, if not it will be hard to fix wi...

You have to modify the audio selection behaviour to add all the tracks.

Was your previous computer Intel based, and is the new one an Apple Silicon? Can you try a snapshot: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake-snapshots

It seems HandBrake doesn't have permission to open that path.

The current NVDEC implementation is… not the best. It works only if no filter is used and if the encoder is NVENC, if it works at all. So it's not compiled in by default, and even if compiled is disabled unless you manually enabled it. The QSV HW decoder is a bit more stable, but if I remember corre...

That's caused by chroma subsampling ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chroma_subsampling ), your source file is 4:2:2, your output is 4:2:0, that means going from 1 chroma info every 2 pixels to 1 every 4. You could try the high422 profile, but it's less compatible with devices. I think H.265 422 prof...

The CLI is a separate download, see the cli section on handbrake.fr Downloads page.

No, unfortunately the built-in update checker was broken in version 1.2.1.
The latest version on handbrake.fr will run on your Mac.

That issue, not the others ten or more. We ship a Flatpak build too, probably it will be more stable.

You should use the FFmpeg version shipped with HandBrake, we have some essential patches, and it's been tested. Using another version without our patches is unsupported, and prone to failure. Furthermore your version is missing the zscale filter too. Linux distributions like to make a system library...

It's already shown only when supported, but I did enable it for videotoolbox too for testing, but it still doesn't work so I'll disable it.

Probably not, M1 Max has got more cores than a base M2.