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To the best of my knowledge, there is absolutely no reason why a converted video would work only with WiFI active. Do you have the activity log for the conversion?

Both those titles use a newer form of copy protection which the 0.9.9 release of HandBrake cannot handle. You can either pre-rip with something like MakeMKV or upgrade to a nightly build of HandBrake.

It's hard to tell without the start of the log, but what are you using to handle decryption? You'll either need to pre-rip to HDD (Mac DVDRipper Pro or MakeMKV are good options) or install libdvdcss from the VLC project.

You're changing the iPad preset, perhaps?

Large file support needs to be selected if the output is likely to exceed 4 GB in size. We're moving to the libav mp4 muxer in the development code that handles this automatically.

The purpose of modulus is to ensure that the pictures storage resolution is cleanly divisible by the selected value, it doesn't directly relate to pixel aspect ratio or anamorphic encoding. The old wisdom that mod16 was desirable as it aided in compression efficiency, although these days it's nowher...

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Moving to Tiki Bar, as this question does not relate to HandBrake.

Live preview does this already, as does encoding a single chapter or a time range in the source.

https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/TitlesAndChapters

I don't see a problem here... NTSC 4:3 material has a display size of 640x480.

I recommend reading HandBrake's guide to anamorphic video to understand what's happening here.

DVD and Blu-ray discs are separated into titles comprised of one or more chapters.

https://trac.handbrake.fr/wiki/TitlesAndChapters

As long as you know the running time of your source and what audio bitrate you're going to select, a bitrate calculator in conjunction with HandBrake's 2-pass average bitrate encoding will give you the desired result.

Already being trialled in the nightly builds, although it doesn't yet provide the same speed, quality or compression as x264.

MPEG Streamclip will allow you to transcode your DVD footage, with optional deinterlacing and resizing, to ProRes 422 for use in FCP.

More likely to be a dummy chapter placed at the end of the title, specifically to prevent you from accidentally chapter advancing into the next title. HandBrake automatically discards them if they're under 1 second in duration, however for title 12 in the scan we have the following:- [15:40:50] scan...

libbluray/bluray.c:450: TP header copy permission indicator != 0, unit is still encrypted? (0x10814a000) [19:50:34] next_packet: eof while re-establishing sync @ 4327444800 What did you use to rip this Blu-ray? Catching Fire is causing issues with many rippers, so it may be worthwhile seeing if the...

Disable libdvdnav in the preferences and try again. Or re-rip the DVD using another tool.

Rule #3 violation. Locking.

Audio passthrough is already supported. Video passthrough is unlikely as HandBrake's A/V sync is reliant on transcoding the video.

Rule #3 violation. Locking.

Menu -> File -> Add All Titles To Queue...

Try renaming the output file. Last time I checked, the colon is a OS reserved character under Windows. Your screenshot shows the filename has been truncated from that point.

Besides the Subtitles section on our wiki, not that I'm aware of.

FRAPS is a much less efficient codec than H.264, which explains the massive reduction in file size. Video shot on the Xperia S is already in H.264 so you can't expect the same kind of reduction. Desktop video is also far simpler and easier to compress than live video.