I don't use Handbrake much, but I think the best bet would be to use anamorphic none and mod2. Anamorphic "none" will output square pixels. If you're re-encoding video with square pixels (almost everything except DVD), I'd not use anamorphic encoding myself. I assume your encoded video displays correctly? Not all hardware players support anamorphic MP4/MKV, which means they display it as though it uses square pixels. If that doesn't fix the freezing problem then reducing the number of references frames would probably be the next step. I don't have time to check it right now though.
Handbrake uses different formatting for command line options than the rest of the world, so my best guess for converting x264-speak to Handbrake-speak is this. The above will work in probably every GUI except Handbrake. So you'd use Level 3 and put something like this in Handbrake's command line area (Extra Options, I think it's called). I'd probably try level 3 wile adding some extra bitrate restrictions to the command line so you're not being limited to 4000kbps by Level 2.2. Am I right on this? I'm pretty sure you are. Since the manual says the max bit rate is 8000 kbps, then I assumed that it is level 2.2 since lev3 is max 10,000kbps and level 2.2 is 4000kbps. However, it doesn't state what level I should use. Note: episode 1 only has AC3 audio but the others have AC3 and AAC to choose from Writing library : libebml v1.2.3 + libmatroska v1.3.0Ĭhannel positions : Front: L C R, Side: L R, LFE Writing application : mkvmerge v5.8.0 ('No Sleep / Pillow') built on 15:37:04 I will post the media info of the converter file when i get home. This is the media info of the original file. Note: When using xvid, the video plays without any problems on my head unit (i use Xvid4PSP to encode but the thing is, audio is not as good - only mp3 320bit- and batch conversion gets errors in xvid4psp) xvid file size is 500-600MB
My computer for encoding = i7 (3.6Ghz 3820) 32GB ram multiple Hard drive Geforce 660ti Äudio = AC3 / Codec = AAC (faac) Bitrate = 160 In this regard, can you give me the most basic setting (baseline) so that my head unit will not have a hard time in decoding the video. I am converting the revolution TV series and original MKV file size is around 1.7GB and the h264/mp4 output is around 700-800MB.
Sometimes this happens only 3x for the whole video, sometimes it happens like 20x. Sometimes the video will play ok from start to end, sometimes it freezes but can be played back again by pressing the play/pause button. Ive been using handbrake to convert MKV to H264 or MP4 so it can play in my car head unit (2013 Pioneer AVH-X8500bhs).
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