Open LeKeiser opened 1 year ago
Usually when this happens it's a small difference in the encoding settings. Can you provide logs for both the HandBrake and VidCoder encodes?
Will do :) But just to make sire, how should I proceed ? Same source, I launch a rip with both software, I let it go till the end, and then I get the logs ? Or should I proceed another way ?
Yes, same source, same settings, note how long it takes and provide the logs.
So I riped the movie with VidCoder. 1h33min. A bit longer actually, but... I got the log file for this rip, but it's 1530 lines. I guess you only need a portion of it, right? Could you tell me what you want to check? I'm riping the same movie right now with HandBrake. ETA 51min. I will add the log file when it's done. I guess you also need a portion of it?
Thanx for your help :)
You can post the whole thing to pastebin. Or else, these are the interesting bits:
[10:00:23] json job: { "Audio": { "AudioList": [], "CopyMask": [ ...
[10:00:23] job configuration: [10:00:23] * source [10:00:23] + F:\VIDEO_TS [10:00:23] + title 1, chapter(s) 23 to 23 ...
Alright. Here is the VidCoder log : https://pastebin.com/0WGf0f0k And here is the HandBrake Log : https://pastebin.com/pbXCPRpD
I must have missed something in the configuration of VidCoder because the file it rendered is twice the size of the file HandBrake compressed... The overall bitrate is lower with Handbrake but the rest is similar
HandBrake : https://pastebin.com/7mfYaxym VidCoder : https://pastebin.com/jS54QPSa
Hope everything is right with my logs :)
There's a lot that's different there. The biggest one is that the HandBrake encode is using x265 (software) and VidCoder is using NVEnc H265 (hardware). They are also using different profiles (fast vs medium).
Very weird. I tried yesterday the hardware NVEnc H265, so see how fast it would encode a MKV. But I did use the software option today. And I uploaded the log of the encoding. I just launched it again now. 1h27min till the rip is done. Right now the log file is empty. Created, but 0 bytes. I guess VidCoder will write it down when the rip is done?
Now it should be alright :) VidCoder : https://pastebin.com/uW9NJkVF HandBrake : https://pastebin.com/pbXCPRpD
With VidCoder you've chosen the "slow" preset and with HandBrake you've chosen the "fast" preset.
Really ? I don't remember changing a setting called Preset on either of these programs. I don't even know where those settings are. But I'll check. What's the best setting? Fast or Slow ? What does it change ? Is it the only difference between the two configurations?
And again thanx a lot for your help :)
It's this slider on the Video Encoding tab:
Slower generally gives you smaller file sizes for a given quality target. (Though there are diminishing returns)
Problem Description
Hello, I have both the latest version of VidCoder and HandBrake. I'm riping a MKV file created with MakeMKV. I'm using the basic configuration on both software. H265 10Bit and everything is set Same As Source. HandBrake converts the file in 57 minutes. VidCoder starts at around 56 minutes, then after a few minutes, the estimate time goes up to 1h58... And it goes down reaaaaally slowly. I've uninstalled and re-installed VC, same thing. It's really basically the same configuration. H265 10bit and the audio and video is the same as the source. I don't understand the estimate time difference.
Any idea ?
Thanx for your comment :)
What version of VidCoder are you running?
8.25
Encode Log
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