Is there a way to see the target file size before you start a conversion?
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Target File Size
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Re: Target File Size
Nope. That feature has been discontinued.
Re: Target File Size
That is a huge inconvenience. Why would they discontinue such a useful feature?
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Smithcraft
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Re: Target File Size
It didn't work well.
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Re: Target File Size
Ah, that makes sense. Thank you for your answers!
Re: Target File Size
It works fine. At least it has for me for hundreds of encodes over the past few years. Though don't bother bugging anyone here to get it back into the software. Aint gonna happen, period. Check out Vidcoder. It is basically Handbrake (the same quality output, uses same libraries, encoding engine, etc.), except it has a couple additional features in its gui. Vidcoder has kept target file size and it has been working fine for me when I find the need for that feature.
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Re: Target File Size
File Size (MB) = Total Average Bitrate (Mbps) x Time (s) / 8
You are not going to be able to determine this in advance using Constant Quality.
Even 2-pass VBR can be off.
You are not going to be able to determine this in advance using Constant Quality.
Even 2-pass VBR can be off.