The iconic HandBrake logo is quite unorthodox. It can be downloaded from, and it supports Mac, Windows, and Linux. It’s used to convert video from many different formats into more commonly used ones (such as MP4) and it’s really efficient at reducing a video’s file size. So my first suggestion to OP, while him using Handbrake (software libx264b or libx265 implementation), is to try a few different values for CRF and see if the problem persists with significantly lower values than default preset, i.e. mp4 for naming the output file, follow the following tutorial: In HandBrake, go to Tools -> Preferences. HandBrake is a free, open-source video transcoder. You can tune the output bitrate (VBR) with the CQ option of NVEnc in the same way as with the CRF option of libx264. And FFMPEG is a interface to collection of encoders like X265.Being honest, I've never bothered with GUI frontends for ffmpeg so I ignored the existence of Handbrake as a whole just CLI and the good user manual make wondersīTW after some experiments, I've found NVEnc (NVidia hardware-accelerated) encoder to be a few times faster on my hardware compared to libx264, given both similar output video quality and 3-5% larger bitrate (and filesize, respectively). ZRGARDNE wrote:Do realize Handbrake, and shutter encoder, are just user friendly GUIs for FFMPEG. HandBrake creates the widely supported container formats MKV and MP4 (sometimes seen as M4V), in addition to the WebM container format, which is subset of MKV.
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