- #HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS HOW TO#
- #HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS MP4#
- #HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS PORTABLE#
- #HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS TV#
I've yet to find a suitable converter to create a file YT doesn't touch and publishes as uploaded. I assume if you manage to deliver such a file YT won't re-encode it. Not only does YT make them larger in file size but also uglier, esp. I sometimes notice that my perfect encoded videos get ruined by YT's re-encoding. Creating a video for playing on your computer is differently from creating a video for streaming. People who often encode different stuff from different sources for different purposes will have more than one converter.īut. It is personal preference what you choose to use. Means you can set the same settings in all those converters to get the same file out. For simple video compression I rather use Handbrake.Īll those encoders can be set to bring out the very same result because they all use x264 and its simple GUI (with the option for advanced settings). I also sometimes use Hybrid, but that mainly for a Blu-Ray to AVC MKV conversion.
#HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS PORTABLE#
If you want to cut you can use Avidemux (I suggest a nightly version though, not only is it portable it also comes with the easier x264 GUI).Ī popular advanced encoder is MeGUI.
#HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS TV#
But I mainly encode for my tv or computer or archiving, not for streaming).
I use the portable version (mostly with those settings. Which is a huge flaw in most premium video editing/transcoding software, as they don't have the option to do direct stream copying! They do not offer near enough customizability on the transcoding end!Īnything that uses x264 as AVC encoder and offers you its easy and advanced GUI settings is excellent for a good compression. You just need a tool that can video edit without transcoding. That way, you won't have to do any transcoding/remuxing whatsoever to get your footage online.
#HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS MP4#
The guys over at Bandicam said they're working on getting a feature in where you can select AAC for the audio track and MP4 as the container. The more you upload with YT's standards, the less time it takes for your footage to transcode/'process' on their website. I've got Bandicam set up to record in x264, which is not only today's standard for video (as it's the best, so far, if you don't go lossless), it's also the video codec YT uses. I am part of a three-man Let's Play channel on Youtube.īecause of how little knowledge on codecs, transcoding and everything in between is available, I had to figure everything out myself. If you want to save as mp4, AviDemux is the way to go. If you're handling avi containers, VirtualDub works well. "PresetDescription": "Legacy HandBrake 0.10.x H.264 Main Profile preset.I personally use Avidemux. json extension, then import in Handbrake via Presets -> Import from file. To use this preset, copy the contents and save it to a file with a. For more general usage I recommend an RF of 20-24 instead (it's the "VideoQualitySlider" value in the preset). I use this to convert screencasts captures created by Microsoft's Expression Encoder. Here's a preset I created a few weeks ago for converting VFR footage into near-lossless 30fps H.264 CFR footage (RF=5).
#HANDBRAKE VIDEO CONVERTER FORUMS HOW TO#
So I'm working with the other settings to figure out how to get around 48Mpbs out of it. Setting that to High jumps immediately to around 65Mbps with my Samsung S7 phone's 47.5Mbps 4k files. you need to both check the CFR box, AND manually set a frame-rate, to be sure of getting CFR media exported.Īlso, if you're using the basic setup which defaults to the Encoder Profile set to Main, typically your Mbps tops out at 21.1 Mbps. and if that source is VFR, you get VFR output files, if you have the CFR box checked!įrom testing, if I use a VFR source, and the frame-speed shows say 30fps, and I don't set it to something specific myself. On the video page of Handbrake, where you have the frame-rate drop-down selector and the CFR/VFR buttons, if you use the "suggested" setting for frame-rate of "Same as source". they convert, but the media is still VFR when checked in MediaInfo's "Tree" view. They changed the 'default' behaviors in a couple ways, and it seems "broken" to many for conversions.
I've been doing a lot of testing of this the last couple days.
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