HandBrake

The selected preset is shown just below the title dropdown on the left hand side.

You cannot keep the preset pane permanently open.

That information is not correct. AVI is not supported.

Per the site, only MKV, MP4 and WebM containers are supported. https://handbrake.fr/features.php

AVI is not a supported format.

Tools Menu -> Preferences -> Minimise to System Tray

Do you have this turned on? If you do, it will disappear from the task tray and go into the system tray.

Looks like your presets file got corrupted or wasn't reading correctly. If it's clear, it's clera and you should be good.

libdvdcss is not supported. Avoid trying to use it as it's known to cause problems or just flat out not work.

Your output is constant. MediaInfo is mis-reporting it due to the 90khz clock used.
There is nothing wrong with your file.

>How can I have the equivalent ffmpeg commandline used by handbrake?

HandBrake doesn't use ffmpeg so doesn't generate said commands. You need to tell it to use the Ultrafast preset for SVT since that's what your using in HandBrake. I don't know the arguments for that off the top of my head.

Different settings, or a problem with ffmpeg (or maybe it's built with an older version).

Speed can vary dramatically depending on settings used.

There is no magic in HandBrake.

SVT doesn't use the GPU at all so that's not what's driving it. It's maybe UI updates or something causing it to appear like load but no encoding is happening on your GPU. It simply doesn't support AV1

SVT-AV1 is not QuickSync. It's a software encoder only.

There are no plans to produce an ipad app.

Running more isn't faster. The Nvidia consumer cards only have 1 or 2 engines depending on which card you have. If an engine is fully utilised, running more encodes on it is of no benefit. You simply have more encodes, running far slower. Up to a hard limit of 5, set by Nvidia. HandBrake will limit ...

MakeMKV isn't transcoding. Take the MakeMKV output and run it though HandBrake to reduce the size.
The MakeMKV output is just the DVD's Mpeg2 wrapped in MKV with any crap removed.


Generally will work better doing it this way.

I still don't understand why Premiere restores the video to its original size? + I already tried the second idea, but I want to deal with a smaller file The file is compressed. Premiere has to decompress it to raw video which is massive. When it compresses it again, it's using less compression if t...

Assuming this isn't Copy protection, it's likely a broken or special audio track that isn't supported. Putting ffmpeg on your path won't do anything since HandBrake doesn't use it. It has libavcodec/format built in and you can't change these. Ultimately, in these sort of cases, beyond providing a sh...

Thread Locked. Please stop this utter nonsense and fud. Frankly take it to another forum.

https://github.com/HandBrake/handbrake- ... es/tag/win

.... x86_64-Win_GUI.exe is a standard GUI installer. .zip is a portable version.

There is no automatic updates for nightlies.

You can follow along with commits here: https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/commits/master
However these are not formal release notes so may or may not always make sense.

FYI, A new Intel driver should be out soon that resolves this.

It'll likely be VideoToolbox as well, however It's likely doing "rendering" of effects/transitions/overlays etc on the GPU. So it's not likley to be using the GPU for encoding when they have ASIC hardware that's far superior. It could also be mis-reporting. I think on Windows for example, ...

If unsure, goto the Reset tab in preferences and hit the reset button under User Settings. That will reset everything.

You still have QSV decoding turned on, which won't work with your extremely out of date graphics drivers.

Can you post another log please?

Untick the decoder options too. (You may need to re-enable the encoder option to be able to do so first)