HandBrake

No, you don't need nvEncodeAPI64.dll

That is for Nvidia NVEnc and is part of the driver. It will be present on systems with Nvidia cards only.

Example:

HandBrake.exe "H:\path\to\file.mp4"

Must be the first argument.

You can't start an encode but that will pre-scan for you

Make sure you are running an up-to-date version.

There is nothing planned at the moment. We tend to do ad-hoc patch releases as/when a decent collection of bugfixes build up, if they are serious enough to justify one. Otherwise, it'll be the next major release. The 1.7.x stream currently only has 2 minor fixes for the Windows UI so I'm not expecti...

The log you posted shows your using software x264/H.264 encoding.

It looks like some kind of permissions problems on your drives. It's failing to write the file.

> Thanks for the look. Strange that it has disappeared for so long and nobody never noticed it :shock: I can't reproduce what your seeing. I also note your seeing a "None" option which also isn't correct either. Can you past the log header for your 1.7.3 encode. It should contain system / ...

It looks like newage is running a Win7 machine, which is no longer supported.

Version 1.4.2 was the last release to work on Windows 7 and I don't think we had redone the Picture settings UI in that version so your only option would be to use HandBrakeCLI which doesn't have the limitation.

32bit Support, along with support for Windows XP was dropped many years ago.

The last version you can use is 1.0.7 and this is available from the Old Downloads Page - https://handbrake.fr/old.php

Make sure you have the flatpak Quicksync plugin installed (downloaded from handbrake.fr, not flathub)

The driver includes runtime components. HandBrake also includes MediaSDK and OpeVPL libraries to interface with it. What's used depends on how old your hardware is. OneVPL supports newer hardware but not older hardware pre TigerLake for example. All you really need to care about is that you run a re...

It's a false positive. It's not uncommon to see after a new release when AV vendors have not seen the file before.

FYI, Checksums and GPG signatures are available for all downloads as well which you can use to verify they are authentic. https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/wiki

I assume your getting the log from disk manually here?

Given that your system doesn't have an Nvidia GPU, but the API is detecting NVEnc support, I'd say you've got a Nvidia Driver installed in the background. Try removing that. Might need to use the DDU tool for it.

We would need to see an encode log.

HyperEncode only activates in scenarios where it's beneficial. You'll also need to make sure it's turned in in preferences -> Video.

When in a Chapter Name Tab Text box with the cursor blinking: Shift Tab, to go back to Row Focus. up/Down arrows to select the row. Tab to go back into text box name focus. I'll need to have a look if there is any way to make this a bit cleaner. It's no longer using a datagrid so it's behaviour isn'...

27.*.*.* is now several years old and too old for HandBrake. The current driver for 11-th gen is 31.0.101.5081 https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/208662/intel-core-i71165g7-processor-12m-cache-up-to-4-70-ghz/downloads.html Sometimes manufactures lock their hardware to older drivers...

Graphics drivers are too old. You’ll need to update them.

There isn't an AV1 Preset for NVEnc. Nothing stopping you creating your own.

I would go back to 1.6.1 from the old downloads page for now. You can just install over and it should restore the old version.

High Definition source files have more information so you don't need as high a quality setting to achieve good results.

.NET 6 is still supported and will be through next year.

.NET 8 support will come in a future release.

No. I mean your entire CPU is 3rd generation. CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3540M CPU @ 3.00GHz < This is 3rd generation CPU. Not 7th Generation. Hence the 3XXX number. Support was dropped as the CPU is no longer supported by Intel and no longer reciving driver updates to allow it to continue working wi...

Ivy Bridge is 3rd, not 7th Generation and is not supported by 1.6

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.