StaxRip 2.44.5
StaxRip allows you to convert videos into various formats while offering extensive control over encoding settings.
Before using StaxRip, take a look at these helpful guides:
A Comprehensive Guide to Encoding HEVC Videos Using StaxRip and Video Encoding Wars: StaxRip vs HandBrake
StaxRip is a portable video encoding tool that doesn’t require installation.
Simply download StaxRip to your local drive or portable device and run it when needed.
This approach avoids system modifications, preserves settings during Windows reinstallation, and eliminates installation hassles.
StaxRip stands out for its extensive codec and container support.
Whether you're working with H.264 (AVC), H.265 (HEVC), VP9, or AV1, StaxRip handles them effortlessly. It supports popular container formats like MP4, MKV, offering flexibility for tailored encoding. Supported audio formats include MP3, AC3, MP2, MPA, AAC, DTS and WAV, allowing for versatile media creation.
Its clean and organized interface makes it user-friendly for beginners while offering advanced tools for experienced users.
The simple and efficient workflow is enhanced by preset encoding profiles optimized for various devices and platforms, ensuring compatibility and playback quality. Users can also create and save custom profiles, providing full control over the encoding process.
For advanced customization, StaxRip offers detailed encoding parameters, including bitrate adjustments, resolution changes, filters, and encoding modes. This level of precision is ideal for professionals and enthusiasts who demand fine-tuned output.
Hardware acceleration is another key feature, leveraging modern GPUs to speed up encoding without compromising quality. By efficiently utilizing hardware resources, StaxRip minimizes processing times while delivering excellent results. Powered by AVISynth, it guarantees high-quality video and compatibility with widely-used source formats.
Batch conversion streamlines workflows, allowing you to process single files, multiple files, or entire directories simultaneously.
StaxRip also supports merging multiple files into one, applying filters like resizing, cropping, and noise reduction, handling subtitles, and running compressibility checks. It even cleans up temporary files automatically, ensuring a smooth and efficient encoding process.
Changes to StaxRip 2.44.5
- General: Fix abortion issue with suspended AviSynth piped processes
- General: Recognize localized language names when identifying the language from file names
- General: Ignore existing video files in temp directory created by Chunks when opening source file again
- General: Don't delete temp files even when there is a non-active job in the queue
- General: Add ".vtt" and ".webvtt" as subtitles
- Macro: Add macro %empty%
- UI: Assign non-NumPad-Keys to cropping on Crop window at first start when no NumPad is available
- UI: Disable Download- and Explorer-buttons if app/plugin does not have related data on Apps Manager
- UI: Print more accurate status messages on Apps Manager in case an app/plugin is not found
- UI: Fix crash on VideoComparison when closing the last tab
- UI: Fix ffmpeg progress not shown
- UI: Fix rounding issue with number edits when using up/down arrow keys
+ Update tools
- Subtitle Edit v4.0.11
- MKVToolNix v90.0
- MP4Box v2.5-DEV-rev1021-g49a598895-x64-msvc1942
- NVEncC v7.82
- QSVEncC v7.79
- VCEEncC v8.28
- x265 v4.1+79+12-81640d428-.Mod-by-Patman.-x64-avx2-msvc1942
StaxRip is a powerful and versatile video encoding tool that caters to the needs of both beginners and experienced users. Its extensive range of supported codecs, containers, and customization options ensures that you can encode your videos with precision and efficiency.
I wanted to do a simple thing of converting the (6Gig) .avi file (from Premiere) to a divX file that would play directly on a TV.
With a little bit of practice I got StaxRip to give me a high quality (900Meg) divX file without errors, watermarks or ads that played perfectly on the TV.