Handbrake video

[355spider]

Ok I have read much of the hanbrake threads on here and didn't this question answered. I have a few blurays that I have ripped and the braked and they are coming in at 2.15gigs which of course is unplayable which is fing stupid if you asked me. So how do I trim just a bit from the movie? Is it just making the picture a bit smaller? Say from 800 wide to 750 or something?

 

[ThatNewAndroidGuy]

Ok I have read much of the hanbrake threads on here and didn't this question answered. I have a few blurays that I have ripped and the braked and they are coming in at 2.15gigs which of course is unplayable which is fing stupid if you asked me. So how do I trim just a bit from the movie? Is it just making the picture a bit smaller? Say from 800 wide to 750 or something?

While I don't have any blu ray players nor blu ray disks, but doesn't most or some come with a smaller 720p video with the 1080p version? If so couldn't you try converting/ripping the smaller 720p version?

 

[freeza]

or lower the audio/video bitrates.

 

[355spider]

or lower the audio/video bitrates.

CoolI wasn't sure if that would do anything. This 2gig limit sucks. Those of us with 32g cards would like the extra quality. Thanks.

 

[06g35meister]

or split it into 2 files.

 

[sitlet]

I just split into two files myself. But you can also lower the bitrate a little bit, or trim the credits off. You can select what chapters you want to encode, just selct everything but the last one, which is usually the credits.

 

[355spider]

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I just split into two files myself. But you can also lower the bitrate a little bit, or trim the credits off. You can select what chapters you want to encode, just selct everything but the last one, which is usually the credits.

how doI split it in half

 

[Evo Knievel]

Hey Spider check this out, I converted a 13GB movie down to under 2GB's using the info in the article below:

How to convert videos and transfer them to the HTC EVO 4G - Know Your Cell

 

[sitlet]

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how doI split it in half

There's many ways. I use Adobe Premiere or Final Cut, but most people dont have access to those programs. A quick google search found this:

How to Split MP4 Files | eHow.com

 

[355spider]

Hey Spider check this out, I converted a 13GB movie down to under 2GB's using the info in the article below:

How to convert videos and transfer them to the HTC EVO 4G - Know Your Cell

My blurays seem to be about 16-32 gigs. Decreasing the picture from 800w to 750w actually marea buggy difference. Bitrate from 5500 to 4000 made very little difference.

There's many ways. I use Adobe Premiere or Final Cut, but most people dont have access to those programs. A quick google search found this:

How to Split MP4 Files | eHow.com

Cool thanks.

 

[355spider]

On a brighter note, Halle Berry's body in hi def on Swordfish rocks.

 

[355spider]

Hey Spider check this out, I converted a 13GB movie down to under 2GB's using the info in the article below:

How to convert videos and transfer them to the HTC EVO 4G - Know Your Cell

I tried those settings but when i used the H.264 setting the file got much bigger than mpeg4.

 

[sitlet]

I tried those settings but when i used the H.264 setting the file got much bigger than mpeg4.

Lower the bitrate then. H264 is a much better codec, so if you have a mpeg video at 4000 kbps, a video with h264 can probably about 2500-3000 and still have the same quality.

 

[355spider]

Lower the bitrate then. H264 is a much better codec, so if you have a mpeg video at 4000 kbps, a video with h264 can probably about 2500-3000 and still have the same quality.

Yeah In this article they even recommended 1500. What does bitrate do anyway? I'm gonna try that when I get home.

 

[sitlet]

Bitrate is the quality of the video. That, along with resolution, determines how good (or bad) the video will look. For a screen the size of the evo's, if you use h264 codec, you wont notice the difference between 2000 and 3000kbps. Now, if you are encodeing at 720p to play back through hdmi on a big screen tv, you may notice that difference, and I would put it to about 3500 for hdmi output.

 

[InstantKarma]

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how doI split it in half

There's many ways. I use Adobe Premiere or Final Cut, but most people dont have access to those programs. A quick google search found this:

How to Split MP4 Files | eHow.com

If you retained chapter breaks when you ripped the BD, you can easily split the movie up in Handbrake.

 

[355spider]

If you retained chapter breaks when you ripped the BD, you can easily split the movie up in Handbrake.

Cool I'll give it a shot

 

[Chaco]

thanks, it worked juts fine for me and looks good

 

[OpusP]

Bitrate is the quality of the video. That, along with resolution, determines how good (or bad) the video will look. For a screen the size of the evo's, if you use h264 codec, you wont notice the difference between 2000 and 3000kbps. Now, if you are encodeing at 720p to play back through hdmi on a big screen tv, you may notice that difference, and I would put it to about 3500 for hdmi output.

Just felt this needed some clarity for all noobs as there are really 2 different meanings here yet they are related...
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