I was browsing the handbrake wiki and was reading the section about DRC. It says that DRC 1.0 will use compression hints that are embedded in the AC3 file, while 0 (the default) doesn't do anything. I was wondering if there is a reason why the presets all (as far as I can tell) use 0 as default, thereby ignoring the hints embedded in AC3 files.
Also, it might be an idea to get rid of the line stating that Handbrake doesn't support gain. Isn't this now supported in all there GUIs (Mac, win and lin)?
Why is DRC 1.0 not default?
Re: Why is DRC 1.0 not default?
The nighties haven't been put into an official "stable" release yet.
Regarding DRC, you lose some dynamic range if you apply DRC (even using the hints provided in the file) - you may be able to hear voices better, but it's not optimal for a "home theater" setup.
Regarding DRC, you lose some dynamic range if you apply DRC (even using the hints provided in the file) - you may be able to hear voices better, but it's not optimal for a "home theater" setup.
Re: Why is DRC 1.0 not default?
I've got so used to using nightly builds that I never considered that gain was not in the stable.Rodeo wrote:The nighties haven't been put into an official "stable" release yet.
Regarding DRC, you lose some dynamic range if you apply DRC (even using the hints provided in the file) - you may be able to hear voices better, but it's not optimal for a "home theater" setup.
Thanks for the quick response. Makes more sense now