Friday, October 11th, 2019 11:53 pm
Handbrake and the Video Encoding Project - H.265 4K to 2160p60 Results
So that literally took ten days, but to be fair...I got nothing.
Before I post, a couple of updates: number of movies was reduced to four, as encoding the last one coincided with an Ubuntu update and I have no idea of how long it was delayed.
First: hardware
CPU: Intel Pentium (R) G2120 @ 3.10 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DRAM
Bluray: LG Super Multi Blue Internal SATA 16x Blu-ray Disc Rewriter OEM Amazon link
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
Encoder: H.265
The base presets:
Matroska->H.265 MKV 2160p60
Constant Quality: 24 RF (default)
Audio Selection:
- All matching language (English)
- Auto Passthru - MP3, AAC, AC3, EAC3, DTS, DTS-HD, TrueHD, FLAC
- Passthru Fallback: AAC
- Only encoder is auto-passthru
Subtitle Selection:
- All matching language (English)
- Add Foreign Audio Scan Pass
- Add English Subtitle Track if default audio is not Engligh
- Burn in behavior: None
- Bluray and DVD burn-in deselected
All rips were done using MakeMKV with all available English audio and all available English subtitles.
This is a brief summary. Full results, including number and type of audio tracks, can be found in the main spreadsheet - Handbrake Test Batch
Captain Marvel:
Original Size: 45.68183942 GiB (49050501580 bytes)
Encoded Size: 6.99966051 GiB 9 (7515828240 bytes)
Time: 2 days, 22 hours, 19 minutes
Jupiter Ascending:
Original Size: 61.4639964047819 GiB (65996463610 bytes)
Encoded Size: 8.9170976 GiB (9574660643 bytes)
Time: 2 days, 5 hours, 7 minutes
John Wick
Original Size: 45.4459252059459 GiB (48797190624 bytes)
Encoded Size: 6.26132081 GiB (6723042029 bytes)
Time: 2 day, 2 hours, 11 minutes
The Martian (Extended Edition)
Original Size: 43.4110166179016 GiB (46612224165 bytes)
Encoded Size: 10.6910426 GiB (11479419605 bytes)
Time: 3 days, 28 minutes
Feel free to ask any questions 4K to 1080p batch test starts in about five minutes.
At some point during or after this test run, I'm going to try and put together a basic MakeMKV tutorial on how to rip a movie and a basic Handbrake tutorial (or link to a really good one) as well as a list of resources for people just learning ripping and encoding. It can be ridic overwhelming--witness my near breakdown just with audio codecs!--but the basics honestly are pretty easy and it's basically a matter of googling or just experimenting after that. It's when you get weird like me and WANT TO KNOW WHY that everything goes to hell.
If anyone has written or wants to write a tutorial on how they use their favorite ripping and/or video encoding program, I'd love a link and put it on the resource list. And feel free to ask if you have questions. I love questions
Next up: H.265 encoding - 4K rip to 1080p30
Handbrake and the Video Encoding Project
Before I post, a couple of updates: number of movies was reduced to four, as encoding the last one coincided with an Ubuntu update and I have no idea of how long it was delayed.
First: hardware
CPU: Intel Pentium (R) G2120 @ 3.10 GHz
RAM: 16 GB DRAM
Bluray: LG Super Multi Blue Internal SATA 16x Blu-ray Disc Rewriter OEM Amazon link
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
Encoder: H.265
The base presets:
Matroska->H.265 MKV 2160p60
Constant Quality: 24 RF (default)
Audio Selection:
- All matching language (English)
- Auto Passthru - MP3, AAC, AC3, EAC3, DTS, DTS-HD, TrueHD, FLAC
- Passthru Fallback: AAC
- Only encoder is auto-passthru
Subtitle Selection:
- All matching language (English)
- Add Foreign Audio Scan Pass
- Add English Subtitle Track if default audio is not Engligh
- Burn in behavior: None
- Bluray and DVD burn-in deselected
All rips were done using MakeMKV with all available English audio and all available English subtitles.
This is a brief summary. Full results, including number and type of audio tracks, can be found in the main spreadsheet - Handbrake Test Batch
Captain Marvel:
Original Size: 45.68183942 GiB (49050501580 bytes)
Encoded Size: 6.99966051 GiB 9 (7515828240 bytes)
Time: 2 days, 22 hours, 19 minutes
Jupiter Ascending:
Original Size: 61.4639964047819 GiB (65996463610 bytes)
Encoded Size: 8.9170976 GiB (9574660643 bytes)
Time: 2 days, 5 hours, 7 minutes
John Wick
Original Size: 45.4459252059459 GiB (48797190624 bytes)
Encoded Size: 6.26132081 GiB (6723042029 bytes)
Time: 2 day, 2 hours, 11 minutes
The Martian (Extended Edition)
Original Size: 43.4110166179016 GiB (46612224165 bytes)
Encoded Size: 10.6910426 GiB (11479419605 bytes)
Time: 3 days, 28 minutes
Feel free to ask any questions 4K to 1080p batch test starts in about five minutes.
At some point during or after this test run, I'm going to try and put together a basic MakeMKV tutorial on how to rip a movie and a basic Handbrake tutorial (or link to a really good one) as well as a list of resources for people just learning ripping and encoding. It can be ridic overwhelming--witness my near breakdown just with audio codecs!--but the basics honestly are pretty easy and it's basically a matter of googling or just experimenting after that. It's when you get weird like me and WANT TO KNOW WHY that everything goes to hell.
If anyone has written or wants to write a tutorial on how they use their favorite ripping and/or video encoding program, I'd love a link and put it on the resource list. And feel free to ask if you have questions. I love questions
Next up: H.265 encoding - 4K rip to 1080p30
Handbrake and the Video Encoding Project