Someone could reach out to him and ask about it, he may be able to raise some awareness of the issue. I know Casey Liss from the ATP podcast is a big ffmpeg user. For reasons of quality they recommend x264/x265. That must be a very common possibility for many people and it just.isn't supported! My impression is using the hardware encoder is looked down upon within these projects. I just discovered the other day that Handbrake doesn't support 10 bit encoding on Nvidia gpus. I'm not sure how active the community is within those projects for hardware encoders. Using ffmpeg/Handbrake is a less common activity, especially with hardware encoders. If you check out the Max Tech reviews on youtube, you can see the Max is getting 4k90fps, which is impressive. Mit HandBrake lassen sich Videos in Formate wie MPEG-2, MPEG-4, H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9 oder Theora umwandeln.
Handbrake for mac book pro update#
I think part of the reason is most people using hardware encoders are doing so via an NLE (FCP, Resolve or Premiere). HandBrake: Update auf die Version 1.5 verfügbar. Anyway I was impressed and now I really feel I have a portable system that can get the job done if I work from home.Ĭlick to expand.Yeah, I agree it'd be nice if these things were reported on or avoided. Not sure which or how many cores? On the PC I had the Performance monitor open so I could see all 24 cores/ 48 threads were in use and way more swapping going on and memory usage. I did have Activity monitor open and iStat monitoring (did I mention I had it hooked up to two 27" 4K monitors too?) The M1 Max showed 93% CPU usage but memory use was low. Not even in the ball park to how hot my 13" 2020 MBP i7 would get doing the same task and taking a lot longer. What was also impressive was the MBP was only slightly warm. Not totally scientific and as I said I am not at work so I don't have detailed stats but for me anything that shaves 5 minutes off is 5 minutes I am not having to wait.
Keep in mind Handbrake, if I am remembering correctly, installed using Rosetta. It took 14 minutes on the M1 and 19 minutes on the PC to convert the MKV to an MP4.
Handbrake for mac book pro 1080p#
Okay I am not at work now where I did this little experiment, but today I took a 1080p 105 minute 5.8Gb MKV video and ran it through Handbrake on my 2021 14" MBP M1 Max, 64GB and also on my Windows 10 PC - with 2970WX Threadripper, 64 GB DDR4, all SSD drives.
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