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* Audio, select all language, in auto passthrough.
* Audio, select all language, in auto passthrough.
* Subtitles, all subtitles, no burn in.
* Subtitles, all subtitles, no burn in.
* Bench: Bad Teachers, 96.99 fps, 2357MB. But strange artefacts in generic (around statue, also around the text in generic).
* Bench: Bad Teachers, without filters: ~81.93 fps, 2511 MB. Better output, but bigger and slower.


Things to try:
Things to try:
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* Don't use Constant Quality, but a given bitrate, like 1800-2200.
* Don't use Constant Quality, but a given bitrate, like 1800-2200.
* Check that 720*576 is played ok (no need to go to 1024x576 as said in link above).
* Check that 720*576 is played ok (no need to go to 1024x576 as said in link above).
* Transcode all audio to AAC (so that to get direct play). Use Stereo only. Use Dynamic Range. Use
* Transcode all audio to AAC (so that to get direct play). Use Stereo only. Use Dynamic Range. Use

CUrrent bench: Bad Teachers, 96.99 fps

Revision as of 00:01, 21 December 2020

HandBrake is a powerful, yet easy to use video encoder for Linux.

Links

Tips

Encode a DVD title

  • Click Source.
  • Select DVD to encode, and select folder VIDEO_TS (don't open it), and click OK.

Benchmarks

  • Movie: Bad Teacher
  • All Audio.
  • All Subtitles.
Version PC CPU Freq S/C/T Encoder Preset Level Quality Encoding speed Video bitrate track0 (video) size Comment
Xenial zacxl0005 i5-4300U 1.90GHz 1/2/4 H.264 veryfast 4.0 20 (RF) 135.4 fps 983.24 kb/s 658 MB No decomb
Zesty zacxl0005 i5-4300U 1.90GHz 1/2/4 H.264 fast 3.1 20 (RF) 50.4 fps 1174.29 kb/s 786 MB Fast
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/6 H.264 fast 3.1 20 (RF) 163.9 fps 1151.50 kb/s 771 MB Fast
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/12 H.264 fast 3.1 20 (RF) 177.9 fps 1151.50 kb/s 771 MB Fast
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/12 H.264 veryfast 4.0 22 (RF) 332.8 fps 654.67 kb/s 438 MB Very fast, No decomb
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/12 H.264 veryfast 4.0 22 (RF) 351.0 fps 660.70 kb/s 442 MB Very fast
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/12 H.264 veryfast 4.0 20 (RF) 332.9 fps 952.46 kb/s 637 MB Legacy normal (No decomb default)
Zesty kraken X5650 2.67GHz 2/6/12 H.265 fast auto 20 (RF) 41.8 fps 706.52 kb/s 473 MB Legacy normal (No decomb default)
  • S/C/T: Socket(s), Core per Socket, Thred per Socket.

Best settings for DVD

Notes:

  • Asking google (handbrake best settings for dvd, etc).
  • H265 doesn't seem to bring lot of advantage over H264, because H265 is mainly for highres video, which DVD isn't. H265 is much much slower however.

Handbrake presets:

  • HQ 576p25 Surround: H.264, RF:18, Peak Framerate, Constant Quality, 2-pass encoding, Preset qlow, Tune none, Profile high, Level 3.1.
  • SuperHQ 576p25 Surround: H.264, RF:16, Peak Framerate, Constant Quality, 2-pass encoding, Preset veryslow, Tune none, Profile high, Level 3.1, more settings ref=5:bframes=5.

Using:

  • Starting from HQ 576p25.
  • Set Tune to film.
  • Set Filters, Deblock, to Light (and tune medium); denoise filter to HQDN3D, preset medium. Interlace detection to Default, Deinterlace to Decomb.
  • Audio, select all language, in auto passthrough.
  • Subtitles, all subtitles, no burn in.
  • Bench: Bad Teachers, 96.99 fps, 2357MB. But strange artefacts in generic (around statue, also around the text in generic).
  • Bench: Bad Teachers, without filters: ~81.93 fps, 2511 MB. Better output, but bigger and slower.

Things to try:

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