HandBrake

well that was a big waste of time, everyone claiming this and that, give me a link to someone showing that sandy bridge accellerated encoding is worse quality, at the same speed, or slower at the same quality. Don't give me a link to people just claiming such things. Provide a link with hard facts ...

Are you sure your box is not overheating?

I'm not sure why, but it looks like ffmpeg is not decoding any frames from your source avi. Since your source file already has an h.264 encoded video track, you might want to try using ffmpeg to directly extract that track into an mp4. Though, you may still have to convert it if you run into compati...

When I'm using a Windows machine, those are the same steps I use. I use MakeMKV when on my Mac.

You don't need to use MakeMKV. The point Ted was making was to ensure that you are selecting the DTS core track embedded in the DTS-HD track. Using your existing process, in Clown_BD, when selecting the audio track you want, make sure you are selecting the DTS core, and only the core (it should just...

You need to extract the subtitles from the MKV file and then use BDSup2Sub just as you did before.

Revenent wrote:the decoder in HB that decodes the source to something it can compress?

This

Rodeo wrote:Today I noticed that when I click on the HandBrake icon in my Dock, it launches HandBrake.

Where's your log?

You've been a member for 2 years and you don't know to post a log, or to use search?

HandBraking the PS3 (The PS3 Owners Thread)

Use MediaInfo to get info about the two files that you've tried, and post it here.

I think if the developers could guarantee this would be "future proof," they'd be making a lot more money playing the lottery.

Your links didn't work for me, so I wasn't able to look at your samples, but I know that when I ripped it, I found some artifacts in the opening credits of TS3 that existed on the Blu-Ray source, so that might be what you're seeing.

You guys might want to seriously consider using better quality options if you're getting those frame rates. I'm lucky if I get over 60fps on SD sources, and 17fps on HD. Then again, I tend to err on the side of quality over speed.

I am experiencing the same behavoir using Plex (on Mac Mini - latest with HDMI out). I know this will sound silly (and I am a newbie) but with 0.9.5 it feel the encodes are different... I am seeing audio/video sync problems for the first time after upgrading to 0.9.5. Using High profile but to MKV....

mduell answered that for you.

mduell wrote:Try the iPad preset with the max height adjusted to 600 instead of 768.

thepanoguy wrote: the Windows 7 network set-up will not handle bluray streaming.

Huh?

Yes http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/ ... a1604.html

I don't see any obvious problem with the file that would cause the issues you're seeing. My guess is that it is something to do with your network. You're streaming between machines within the same network, correct? Not over the Internet?

If you're planning on encoding 1080p video for a screen with 600 lines of resolution, you're going to be wasting a lot of storage space on the device.

If you actually used the Search at the top right of your screen, you'd know the answer is 'yes,' but that you have to create 2 tracks in your encoded file, the first being AAC, and the second being AC-3.

I meant a Handbrake log for one of the files you encoded.

What are you streaming them to? Where's a log for one of the files you are trying to stream?

vanhalen26 wrote:Awesome - thanks I will give that a try and see. How about on the audio - if I'm only listening on headphones, should I donwmix to stereo?

If you're only going to be listening on headphones, then stereo is fine. I always mix to Prologic, just in case I want to listen via a receiver.

So, it sounds to me as if you will need to stick with Decomb only for this source, and change the RF settings if you want to decrease the size. Detelecine isn't going to help, obviously.

That only made the problem worse. Besides, the show has 30fps parts, so that wouldn't have been a solution anyway. Then try it with a framerate of 29.97. Detelecine is not going to do much to 'keep the file size reasonable'. Then why would the file size randomly increase 100MB's? The only thing I c...