HandBrake

Not for playing back movies or archiving, if you just need it for your PC, but for putting them on your website and stuff it is quite useful. I don't know really userfriendly programs that would allow exporting in webm. (I don't think FFMPEG is enduserfriendly) Talking about putting videos on your w...

Well, I just read John's recent review of the current status of VP9 He wants to implement as well/is interested in it. The problem is that it is still too slow. Quoting him Multicore encoding has been disabled 1 year ago as well, but that was just the last statement about it he found. Quality-wise i...

What do you think about supporting a 3rd container format in the future: Webm? http://www.webmproject.org/docs/container/ It might not be as good as MKV or MP4 or as widely spread like they are but Webm will stay like this forever if there is no interest in it. A new good transcoders for it could ar...

thx for the review of the current x265 and vp9 status

now we have a post to link to if other people are asking for support

just read an article about Samsungs new SUHD series:
http://www.techradar.com/reviews/audio- ... 921/review

the tvs with suhd are not only using quantum dots to increase color accuracy but most importantly support 10bit colors natively

Quick Sync is only faster for certain (faster) settings. It's only for average users.
But x264 is superior in many ways. I guess that Intel might not be interested in offering the APIs for Mac OSX because these devices have enough power to not need them -> the CPU is faster anyway

not able to at the moment sorry (maybe later this year)
haven't learnt programming in C, yet

what about now ^^ the release is out, if some devs are interested they are able to work on it now (just saying, depends on their interest of course) this will definitely also shorten the encode time for other choosen audio codecs (not just aacfdk), so it is helpful for everyone who uses average bitr...

have you tested baseline profil and low settings? I'm not sure why mp4 might not work work but there are some reasons why mkv might not be working: maybe it helps to use mkvtoolnix and remux the mkv file to a lower mkv profil (since your tv seems to be a bit older it probably doesn't support the new...

just update your OS, nobody should be using XP anymore anyways...

I'm not a dev, so I cannot fix it

I know this comment might beunproductive
but at least I can tell you that there is probably no dev here that is interested in implementing, testing or even merging such a commit

it only adds air if the source is 8bit
if the source is 10bit then it keeps more information (more then just 8bit)

if you don't want to keep it to save space, then you can use 8bit of course

but converting 8 to 10bit doesn't make much sense as said before

The current NLMeans implementation is based on the FFMPEG code that was committed by Dirk Farin the link to his website was in the first post of this thread: http://dirk-farin.net/projects/nlmeans/index.html at the end there are two references as far as I know he has asked the patent holders for per...

one comment on my side from this: of course you cannot get the original quality but if the interpolation looks good or even better then bobbing should work just fine and comparing the videos i see that 720p doesn't have an increase in resolution in comparison to 360p, but that wasn't the purpose - t...

@musicvid thx for explaining Bob!!!
I found no information about it on the internet, yet.

Could you add it to the deinterlace/decomb guides pls, so that everyone knows, what it is for?

I thought it was something like placebo just for decomb before you explained it...

It was just an idea, If I would start learning OpenCL in the future I would have a project I could contribute to
No promises here... (just an idea)

So for the legal aspect: If I would start working on an open-cl version of it and would only base it on the GPL licensed NLMeans code, then I wouldn't need to ask the patent holders/wouldn't have any legal issues?

easy version: like JohnAStebbins
including corrections: use the TS Doctor or a similar tool to merge, check/fix and cut the file
if you don't need corrections and want to convert to mkv at the same time: mkvtoolnix (add file one and append the other ones to it -> create one mkv from the recording)

top and bottom are mostly blue for me as well but at the sites it crops blue/yellow for me as well I think it's better as if information gets lost maybe someone is able to write a good algorithm for this maybe it's even possible to brighten up the areas so that no information gets lost at all and so...

enabling static preview doesn't show a picture in the preview window for me
(latest nightly, Win7 64bit)

doesn't autocrop work for you?

ok that's enough for me
just looked to me as if this thread got ignored after I posted further details...

definitely not a top priority, just wanted to support the development by posting a problematic file

can I delete the input file from file-upload.net now or do you need to download it still?

and it's only for the Linux GUI as far as I know

has somebody looked at it, yet?

Mediainfo:
http://pastebin.com/dY7E9EP2

input file (going to delete it in a week or so, if you say you have downloaded it):

http://www.file-upload.net/download-968 ... 0.wmv.html