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BigDaddyCainer wrote: I'm trying to encode a 1080p MKV BD Rip - it's in an MKV format and about 4.6gb in size.

C:\Downloads\Robots 2005 1080p.mkv

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I believe that some of the filters (not sure about decombing) are not multi-threaded and can therefor not use all of your cpu's.

Also post an activity log.

Some people may say 18 is too low for HD but if you are happy stick with it, or try 20 and 22 and see if you can tell the difference.

Also post an activity log so people can see what settings you have used.

It sounds like you are using version 0.9.5 or earlier. I would sugest updating to the latest nightly build and try using it for some encodes, most people think that using a constant quality (around 20) is better than a fixed bit rate or size. As for whats best, do some tests and see what looks the b...

Not sure if you can refresh the window with F5 or a 'right click - refresh'.

If not I think the nightly might spawn a different select folder window.

It sounds like a windows refresh problem.

Can you post a screenshot?

You can add any number of files to the queue and give them any name you like as an output.

While I cant comment on the feature request you might want to check out the cli forum as it sounds like something that could be scripted.

I think you are getting this problem because you are writing your encodes to the same directory as your source files.

Try outputting to a different directory.

Also try the nightly build as it may have other fixes in it.

I think what he is saying is why bother encoding to mp4 if you can just mux into mkv with zero quality loss in much less time. Now if your player only supports mp4's with h264 video then handbrake is the way to go. As far as whats 'best' thats up to you, try different settings and see what works for...

apocalyptic0n3 wrote:MP4ERROR: (m_size <= (uint64_t)0xFFFFFFFF): assert failure

TedJ ftw.

No, handbrake does not

You might also want to update to the latest nightly build, as you might see some performance gain there.

Is it being minimized to the system tray in the bottom right?

In task manager does handbrake.exe or handbrakecli.exe appear under the processes tab?

If target file size is so important to you just create an excel spreadsheet with musicvid's formula: Time (seconds) x Total Average Bitrate (Mbps) x .125 = File Size (MB) Be sure to include your audio bitrate in your "Total Average Bitrate." Or google video bitrate calculator. But rather t...

Can handbrake please bring back the 'Convert to Betamax' option too.

You changed the width to 1920, the ATV2 will not play 1920x1080 files very well.

Just use the ATV2 preset.

Please post an activity log of an unplayable 8GB file

I would ask LG.

That being said if the m2ts plays ok whats the problem?

Also try ripping the disc to HD first, some rippers will skip bad/scratched areas.

speed, size, quality pick 2 of them.

That being said some films are notorious for grain (the hurt locker, saving private ryan) that means you just cant reduce the size without reducing quality or increasing encode time.

Using constant quality is better because the encoder will use whatever bit rate it needs to maintain the specified quality.

If you want files to play on ATV2 just use the ATV2 preset. Most of my bluray encodes are less than 4GB.

Please post an activity log

Please post an activity log