[TV] Clone High 480p NVIDIA HEVC x265 AAC [2.49 GB]

[-] Redditor20121 | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 15:39:20

Thanks. Is NVIDIA HEVC different by a lot from normal HEVC using CPU?

[-] MiniTick | 3 points | Aug 17 2017 15:42:20

It produces the same result, but encodes MUCH faster. I can encode over 1000 FPS vs 12 FPS on CPU.

For the record, I used Staxrip with ffmpeg so I could do a variable bitrate 2-pass, which Staxrip doesn't support with its built in NVIDIA x265 settings.

Some critics say its quality isn't as good as using a CPU to encode but I don't really see a difference.

[-] Redditor20121 | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 16:06:44

Thats good speed. Which Nvidia GPU do you have? Does Handbrake support Nvidia? I find Staxrip way too confusing.

[-] MiniTick | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 16:13:34

I have a 1080 Ti. Sadly Handbrake doesn't support it (yet- hopefully they will)

If you follow this guide, you can get pretty decent rips. Just play around with the settings.

[-] Blue-Thunder | 2 points | Aug 17 2017 20:45:40

Handbrake has gone on record and said they never will. You should try hybrid, you will get much better results.

[-] MiniTick | 1 points | Aug 18 2017 14:51:43

Can you elaborate on hybrid? Is it a separate encoding program, or just different methodology?

[-] Blue-Thunder | 2 points | Aug 18 2017 22:30:37

Different encoding program.
http://www.selur.de/

I've had much better results with hybrid than any other when using HVENC. It still doesn't compare to x265 though. Selur will also help with bugs and such.

[-] Cyromaniap | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 22:03:42

I've got a 1080 that i use to encode things here and there and from what i have noticed on cartoons you really cant tell a difference but with non cartoons there is a bit of a difference could be my settings too. currently i am using mediacoder to encode

[-] CyraxRulez | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 19:01:19

Im starting to think HEVC isnt all its cracked up to be. there is a lot of interlacing when there is movement, especially when they are talking. I have some MP4 rips that are crystal clear for dvd rips.

[-] PraiseDannyWoodhead | 4 points | Aug 17 2017 21:18:32

He said he encoded it at 1000fps. Settings matter when encoding. I wouldn't blame the codec for poor quality from amateur encoders.

[-] MiniTick | 1 points | Aug 17 2017 19:31:14

Hmm. I'll play around with the deinterlace settings. I know when I watch the raw DVDs there's some interlacing present.

[-] sin_sex_salvation | 1 points | Aug 19 2017 22:42:48

Thanks! Old Teletoon rips were actually the only ones I could find and the DVD has been out for awhile.