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If I have a lot of animated films, be it 2d or 3d, is there any value to setting the encoder tune to animation versus film? Or is it best to leave it at film?

Thank you very much for your guides they are very useful :) Do you have any plans to tackle rather “special” material in the future? Like old, very grainy movies or settings for Cartoons / Anime ?

try "detach at silences" first

very good results with this ! TOP

But which are the options i must select to make a subtitle available (and turn it on and off) on an mkv encoding coming from a bluray?

Hero! I found this software googling and then found your tutorial video. Dropping you a sub because I've found a number of your vids really helpful now. This software is perfect. I'm trying to cut the last few seconds of part 1 of Fellowship of the Ring as it's just a black screen and I want Plex to play part 1 and 2 back to back. Thank you again for the video.

Two Questions: Can you change RF to 20 for better quality and how long did It take for your 2h movie to encode?

This is a great and useful video! Thank you for making it. I really appreciate the explanations of the advanced settings in the video description. I have the video saved in a playlist and I will come back to it when I get around to encoding 4k remux's. I'm currently just encoding 1080p blu ray remux's at the moment. The end file size you got for your 4k remux is better than most of my 1080p encodes lol. I have some questions regarding some settings choices if you have some free time and don't mind answering. 1. You left cropping to Automatic. I've been doing Conservative. I think there is a very minor difference between them but just wondered if there was a reason you didn't go Conservative. 2. You done h265 for video encoder. What's your thoughts on AV1? I know h265 is better supported currently but perhaps long term it'll get better and maybe space savings over h265? 3. You chose constant frame rate over variable. Could that not be an issue for a film like Avatar: The way of water, which I believe changes frame rate during scenes? 4. In the audio tab you set the sample rate to 48. I have been wondering what the sample rate means, but I can't actually find an answer to this in any forums.

Is there a detailed list of what those "Additional Settings" do?

I tried your settings, but the result is 5,5 GB (90 minutes) video file. Why is your 141 mintes long video file only 2,2 GB?

Hi there, great video, very insightful, thanks a lot. A quick question though - Can we use the same settings for an 'MP4' conversion (file output format to 'MP4')?

Awesome video! One question I have is, what does sample rate mean in the audio section? I have two audio tracks and both allow me to use a sample rate up to 192, but they are default set to auto. I don't know if I should change to 48 like you said, leave as is or just max it out?

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Hi, thanks for the clear informative video How will the smaller file size affect the image quality on a 65inch LG C1 television?

Great video, and great explanation thanks

Can you make a video about Best settings for anime/cartoon and how to remove, become artefacts/blocking less noticable, please

does it have to be a blu ray disc? i have h264 avi files that I want to shrink without compromising quality. my screen recorder creates huge files, so i want to shrink them down.

is it the same steps to convert 1080p avi video file to HEVC?

Hi there, I just built a new PC. 12th Gen I7 blah blah lol, I installed Handbrake & it takes 10-20 minutes to scan the subtitle before it even starts encoding. Is there a setting I'm missing, cause my old pc used to scan subtitles in 3 minutes max. I can't find anything about it.

That is a real garbage software...

I would've taken the Master Audio track to convert to DD instead of the lossy DTS track.

In my experience it sounds wonderful until very soon you realize that it refuses to play the movie in its window any longer, just the time or frame numbers, which is of course useless. It does not even go to the frame I choose. This application seems to overwhelm the capacities of my MacBookPro...

Damm 65 GiB source file down to just 3 GiB, thats an insane amount of saved storage. Thank you very much for the video

Hard drives and SSDs arent that expensive and could very well be worth the time it will save you instead of trying to compress your rips down to 'streaming' service level poor quality when compared to what you had on the disc.

I might save space by compressing but realistically i didnt rip a disc with makemkv only to then compress and be no better than the 'streaming' platforms. Not to mention the time of reencode can be long and vary wildly depending on your PC.

No subtitles on many titles will remove any and all forced subtitles. Also i rip my Bluray to be as it is on the disc, quality wise. I dont want to compress and be no better than the crap that 'streaming' gives you.

Hello! Can this setting also be used for AV1?

Hi! Which one is better for 1080 resolution, H265 or H264?

To rip DVD to H.265, you can use DumboFab DVD Ripper. 1. You're not suggested to adjust frame rate, if not necessary. 2. Lower the resolution. Typical DVD videos are 720×480 (NTSC) and 720×540 (PAL). Adjust the resolution to 640×480 won't make any quality difference. 3. Lower the bitrate to a lower level. For example, adjusting the original 2500 to bitrates of around 1800-2000 is acceptable without noticeable pixellation.

Thank you for the informative video! I have a few questions though: 1. Filters: You've left "Interlace Detection" and "Deinterlace" at the default "decomb" setting. Is this because your Blu-ray file is interlaced? Why not turn these options off? 2. Colorspace: I’m interested in encoding videos that will be compatible with both HDR-capable and non-HDR TVs. Which setting would you recommend to ensure broad compatibility? 3. Encoders: In your video, I see you can choose "AV1" as the encoder. Could my inability to select AV1 be due to not having a compatible graphics card? I currently have an RTX 3060. 4. Rate Factor (RF): You chose an RF of 24 for your encoding. Could you explain why you prefer this over a slightly higher quality RF of 22? 5. Bit Depth: Is there a noticeable improvement in video quality, color depth, or file size when encoding an 8-bit video using the "H.265 10-bit" encoder compared to "H.265 8-bit"? Or should I tend to use 10bit to encode my 8bit videos? 6. I also don't find the option “Passthru Common Metadata”. 7. What does this code in the "Advanced Options" do exactly? Should I throw it in for all my encodes regardless of specifications of the media? Using latest Nightly-

Thank you. Such a simple video, but you saved me... I was thinking, for such helpful software, how could this have been an oversight... but it was an oversight of mine. Thanks for the help!

spot on!, thank you very much :)

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Thank you for sharing your skills and expertise. I have a lot of older kits to build and the decals are probably marginal at best. This could be a very valuable skill. Thank you again. Larry Landis

Mini PC with Libreelec! :) Even does HDR! But no way would i reduce the quality with heavy compression. Thats not an 'improvement'

VCD to hd/full hd best setting please. VCD to 460 x 352 best setting please.

Wow that's going way back. Loved that channel before G4 ruined it.

Can I get your insta/email? Need little help regarding handbrake compression. Please?? I need to compress lots of camera videos don't have much space left on my computer now.

What would happen if the constant quality were turned up further? Would it be easily noticeable at all, or effect the video size much?

para que sirve el encoder level: 5.1 ? muchos usan tambien 4.1, pero no entiendo para que sirve esa opcion y no encuentro algo claro en internet, podrias explicarme facilmente por favor?? muchas gracias. muy buen video

There's no such thing as "4K Bluray". There are Blu-Ray discs and there are UHD discs. None of them are 4K and none of them are a combination of the two formats. Even all so-called "4K UHD" discs are actually UHD, not 4K. Blu-Ray resolution is FHD (Full High Definition; a misnomer, because there are greater resolutions, now), at 1920 x 1080 UHD (Ultra High Definition) is 3820 x 2160 4K (Literally standing for four thousand pixels) is 4096 x 2160 "4K UHD" discs are UHD, because their resolution is 3820 x 2160, not 4096 x 2160. (The same with UA-cam's resolution, despite their claims of it being 4K.) Only movies at cinemas are in 4K. "4K UHD" discs may use a blue laser to read the discs, but their name isn't "4K Blu-Ray", because those are two different formats in two different resolutions.

For the speed of encoding which brand do you think is the best Intel I9 or AMD R9, I currently have a Ryzen 5 5600H on my laptop and I would be interested in buying a mini pc with a powerful processor 32 GB Ram in DDR5 , would there be a real saving of time or not thank you.

Is there anyway to know the estimated file size like in the premiere pro app but adobe's app doesn't open the file it shows unsupported compression format no matter what i do i have tried so many solutions. I'm using handbrake is there any way to know the estimated file size after encoding? How much would it be?

Personally I use the Staxrip program which I have been doing my video reencoding for a while, I recently upgraded my PC from a Phenom II x4 945 to a Ryzen 5600g and the speed is much faster, now I use the x265 experimenting trying to get the best quality on the less space, the problem is always the time the encoding takes, these days I am testing the x265 from AMD and by moving some things I have achieved an encoding speed of 173fps for a 1080p video at 60fps, but it still does not convince me the quality obtained, do you have any advice to improve the compression of this codec by GPU? I liked the video, it indicates many things about handbrake, I stopped using it a long time ago because it does not have video filters, noise reduction and other things that Staxrip does have.

Never touch audio. Just pass through.

Perfect tutorial. I used the transcoded video on my jellyfin server. Works great with intel transcoding. Only downside to this method is, like you said, that ist takes AGES to transcode 4K movies. Mine took over 26 hours on my potato workstation. Still, totally worth it.

on recent films it is so compressed that there are problems with fluidity, artifacts and other problems 2 GB at 2700 Bitrate :O For a Remux 65 GB 71100 Bitrate, Optimal for weight not quality

Your guides produce excellent results and I'm very happy with how the encodes turn out. Using both your settings for 1080p rips and 4k rips. Thanks for making it so easy!

is there a Video on SD DVD Settings ???

Great video! Why mkv vs mp4? I have some large mkv files…how should I reduce their size? All are 1080 and most are Blu-ray. Some are web.