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[Ahmadns]

I use handbrake v1.3.3 and a small script written in python that scans folders for video files and creates a json file designed for that specific version of handbrake. With defaults like 720p resize, 10fps, mono 56kbit AAC audio and cpu-based HEVC encoder. It is on this forum somewhere, if you search for my posts / comments you should be able to find it, would take max. 5-10 min for you to find it.

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[dikk]

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If you are on windows then grab

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, then download python 3.8 at least - if you do not already have it - or newer version (

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is easiest, just unpack it to a folder, you will have a python.exe in it), and here is the

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file (password: hbqc), click on RAW text, copy everything and paste it to a file called hbqc.py.

Now just run "python.exe hbqc.py -h" -- read the help I wrote, but basically, if you do nothing but just run it like "python hbqc.py path/to/folder/of/coding/vids/to/compress" it will create a hb.json file in that folder that will contain all .mp4/.mov/.ts files set at 720p and 10fps, 56k or 48k mono audio. Now just start handbrake, hit escape when it started, open the queue from its toolbar and in the new queue window, click options and then import queue, give it your freshly created hb.json file - you should see all of them imported in the queue, hit start queue, and wait. It will use hevc encoding set using the CPU (so not using any hw acceleration from gpus), the reason being is that I found this creates the best quality videos, hw-acceleration caused larger files, audio getting out of sync, etc.

Enjoy and have a good new year!

 

[omarbadial2013@gmail]

does it contains the latest update

 

[djamelall22]

Done. 3.6gb, down from 20+ enjoy:
@kan0817 @nabin @naijatask

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thanks

 

[ahmeddotgg]

Thank

 

[ahmeddotgg]

Done. 3.6gb, down from 20+ enjoy:
@kan0817 @nabin @naijatask

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Please uploade the missing sections

 

[marcgreg]

Done. 3.6gb, down from 20+ enjoy:
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could you please upload that on mega,thanks

 

[marcgreg]

could you please upload that on mega,thanks

or uploade it on googledrive tnx

 

[Ahmadns]

or uploade it on googledrive tnx

Use mozila firefox browser.

 

[djamelall22]

yo

could you please upload that on mega,thanks

u can use IDM to download it

 

[marcgreg]

yo

u can use IDM to download it

im using adm on my android

 

[marcgreg]

im using adm on my android

im using adm on my android

it stops downloading

 

[marcgreg]

could you please upload that on mega,thanks

putang ina mo

 

[ahmeddotgg]

@dikk man you did a great job and thanks for that but your link is missing at least 10 sections could you please upload them if you have time

 

[Ishan09]

+1

i have this course on udemy, i can help but i do not know how to download udemy courses

 

[marcgreg]

i stick with the original one because it's better than the small compress version which is a little bit blurry

 

[teekman]

I use handbrake v1.3.3 and a small script written in python that scans folders for video files and creates a json file designed for that specific version of handbrake. With defaults like 720p resize, 10fps, mono 56kbit AAC audio and cpu-based HEVC encoder. It is on this forum somewhere, if you search for my posts / comments you should be able to find it, would take max. 5-10 min for you to find it.

@dikk I have a question on using handbrake:

On the preset list of handbrake, the HEVC options are generally with 2160p60.

1.) Do you use 'fast', 'very fast' or 'HQ' preset?
2.) Upon selecting a preset with HEVC, do you manually turn down the 'resolution' down to '720p' from the 'dimensions' tab?
3.) And Video framerate to 10 fps from the 'Video' tab?

I am doing it manually and not with a script. Just wanted to learn your presets, because your compressions appear nearly lossless, but whenever I do it, I end up with terrible quality.

Thanks!

 

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[naijatask]

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