#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING MOVIE#
#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING 1080P#
#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING MOD#

#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING 1080P#

M2TS file was created using TSMUXER by selecting the 1080p VC-1 video.

I've created a standard M2TS file with the VC-1 video and AC3 audio like all my other Blu-ray discs (which have been AVC). The only reason to use DivX or XviD is if you have a recorder that plays or creates them, but I have 2 and neither reliably plays them. So, Handbrake (latest SVN 2845) is crashing on a Blu-ray rip of the Wizard of Oz (beautiful remaster by the way). H.264 is absolutely clearly superior in quality/size.

#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING MOVIE#

However a high resolution or longer movie really won't fit this, so just extrapolate up. Sizing: 700 mb is acceptable for most 90min or less movies, because 1 fits on a CD and 6 fit on a DVD. To convert from other formats to h.264 I use ffmpegX. If you have any problems RIPing a DVD, clean it very carefully with optical wipes and or use MactheRipper to extract it first, though this adds to the time to convert it. Subtitles: I prefer to use the original voice rather than often poorly dubbed English, so set the RIP to English subtitles unless they used proper actors to dub. If the original material is black & white, set the grey scale encode on.Īudio: AAC 48khz / 128 kbs for speech, AAC 48khz / 160 kbs for music Obviously need to increase it if the material is larger screen resolution or runs longer.

#APPLE TV HANDBRAKE SETTINGS AUTORACING MOD#

Or target size of 175 mb for half hour of TV, 700 mb for 90 min film to 1200 mb for better quality 120 min film. I am coverting a variety of MOD and VOB files using handbrake to make a film on FCPX and was just wondering what settings I should use in handbrake to achieve best quality results Its a couple of years since I worked with handbrake but I seem to remember Apple TV was pretty good, but are there things I can do in the advanced. Resolution: Original ie as high as possibleĭata rate: 900 for TV or older material, 1200-1500 for near original quality To this end I am RIPing material for higher quality use, using settings that are appropriate for the content, which are, after considerable testing: Ultimately this will be moved onto a larger, better drive with redundant RAID and used as a central server for all media in the house. I have a huge library of DVDs, CDs etc which I am converting to store on an external half terrabyte USB hard drive. The file size for a 2 hour movies was 556MB. I changed the bit rate to 400kbps and the screen size to 480 x 320. Duration: 01:47:28.54, start: 0.000000, bitrate: 16736 kb/s. Ok, so here are my settings for Handbrake (Version 0.8.5b1) that will bring the file size down between 550 and 560MB while still retaining a crystal clear picture and sound. Apple will rapidly make them obsolete and you will regret the time and effort wasted on an inferior conversion. Metadata: encoder : libebml v1.4.2 + libmatroska v1.6.3. I strongly recommend against locking yourself into current limitations.

Apple tv handbrake settings autoracing