We all have different size TV’s that use differing upscale methods, different size and shape rooms, different players and a plethora of other factors that could produce varying results. THE GOAL – To produce the highest quality video with the smallest possible file size, whilst retaining the entire original 5.1 Dolby Digital sound track.ĭISCLAIMER – This method will produce very nice quality videos, but may take SEVERAL hours process to each hour of video! Unfortunately, good quality video with small file size cant be done quickly, it just doesn’t work that way.
1 Open file in Handbrake and make sure you are on the “Summary” tabĢ Select your preferred output file format “MKV’ or “MP4” (MKV was used for this tutorial)ģ Click “Dimensions” tab and make sure “Automatic” is selectedĥ Make sure “Interlace Detection” is set to “Default”Ĩ Make sure everything else is set to “Off”ġ0 Select “H.265” from the Video Codec drop down menuġ1 Select “Same As Source” in “Framerate”ġ3 Set “Encoder Preset” slider to “Medium”ġ6 Set “Encoder Level” to “4.1” – If this wont play on your system drop it back to “3.1”ġ7 Set the “Constant Quality” slider to “20” if you want great picture quality – If you don’t mind a slightly softer picture and would prefer a smaller file size set it to “24”ġ8 In the “Additional Options” box copy and paste the following: strong-intra-smoothing=0:rect=0:aq-mode=1Ģ3 Click the “X” at the right side to remove the subtitles track if you don’t want them, if you do and need more help check out my subtitles article Coming Soon!Ģ5 Uncheck the “Create Chapter Markers” option if you don’t want them or leave it checked if you do
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