HandBrake 1.9.0 reviews
4.8
from 5 Reviews
HandBrake 1.3.3
simple and yet so awesome
one of my favs
oh on another note i found this very cool video editor u may like to add to site
https://sourceforge.net/projects/shutter-encoder/
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https://www.free-codecs.com/download/shutter_encoder.htm
Thanks for suggestion ;)
one of my favs
oh on another note i found this very cool video editor u may like to add to site
https://sourceforge.net/projects/shutter-encoder/
Admin's Note: it has been added here:
https://www.free-codecs.com/download/shutter_encoder.htm
Thanks for suggestion ;)
HandBrake 1.0.7
THIS IS JUST THE BEST ENCODER - I'VE TRIED ADOBE 2018 ENCODER $ MANY MORE, HANDBRAKE IS A NO FRILLS PRODUCT & PRODUCES AN AMAZING QUALITY VIDEO - FOR FREE. THANKS A MILLION GUYS.
HandBrake 0.9.9.1
very nice app and easy to use yet powerfull
uses all cores of the cpu to 100% so it is very fast, but also makes the video output with awesome quality
awesome to convert dvds to mp4/mkv
you can select chapters, audio, subs, etc
uses all cores of the cpu to 100% so it is very fast, but also makes the video output with awesome quality
awesome to convert dvds to mp4/mkv
you can select chapters, audio, subs, etc
HandBrake 0.9.8
Have been using handbrake for quite sometime now as a casual user not professional or anything. Such a pity they remove target filesize from its option due to certain somebody ranting about it. I really liked that option.
Recently I tested both HandBrake (nightly build svn 5026) & XMedia Recode (3.1.3.0). Let me tell you Handbrake is definitely getting competition from XMedia Recode.
Test 350mb avi to 150-160mb mkv
Handbrake = 15mins
XMedia Recode = 7mins
Handbrake = Constant Quality RF 22.5
XMedia Recode = Constant Quality RF 25
If based on my target filesize range Handbrake has superior quality due to better RF but XMedia Recode is way faster! Handbrake needs to improve encoding speed.
Recently I tested both HandBrake (nightly build svn 5026) & XMedia Recode (3.1.3.0). Let me tell you Handbrake is definitely getting competition from XMedia Recode.
Test 350mb avi to 150-160mb mkv
Handbrake = 15mins
XMedia Recode = 7mins
Handbrake = Constant Quality RF 22.5
XMedia Recode = Constant Quality RF 25
If based on my target filesize range Handbrake has superior quality due to better RF but XMedia Recode is way faster! Handbrake needs to improve encoding speed.
Test with same settings and give your results. Both uses x264 and same software do not work different when set to same settings