Initially Handbrake didn't see my Intel graphic chip because my BIOS had it disabled. I've got two ATI 6850 cards SLI and Intel HD graphics onboard. Let me start off by telling you my setup in regards to video cards. I figured out why my encodes were still taking over an hour even while I had Intel QSV selected. I've been known to make mistakes every once in a while. Looks like I'm going to have to admit that I'm wrong. that was just biased of estimated time remaining after a few minutes. I did not time it exactly I set it and walked off.
Dvdfab vs makemkv movie#
I am not going to say either of you are wrong by I did a full movie around 2 hours blu-ray rip and it was around 20+ minutes. Using high profile with all filters off and QSV preset set to Best Speed and it's still taking nearly an hour to encode. Since it's a movie with a duration about double an episode of Band of Brothers I generously figured it should only take me about 30 minutes to complete an encode. I've been testing the latest nightly build using Intel QSV with my i7 3770 with a movie ripped from MakeMKV at 16 gb (Fool's Gold ironically). Not knocking that you got a nice quality encode from Handbrake (I use it all the time myself), but re-encoding a 50 minute episode of Band of Brothers at 20 GB down to 5.6 gb in 9 minutes?!? **cough my ass cough** More like it took you 30 minutes or more. on the time it took to create your re-encode. I realize this is my first post and will probably make a fast enemy right off the bat, but I think I'm going to have to call B.S.
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