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The new version improves the program significantly for all supported operating systems. HandBrake 1.0.0 is an excellent video converter that is powerful and easy to use at the same time. You find the full list of changes on the news page on the official website. Assembly optimizations improve filter performance by up to 10%, and x264 encoder performance by up to 10% for faster presets.New Auto anamorphic mode maximizes storage resolution, replaces Strict anamorphic mode.

Support for Ultra HD / 4K color pass through.

Updated third-party libraries HandBrake uses.

When the setup is complete, click 'Finish' to start XMedia Recode. If you want to create an icon on the desktop, check it and click 'Next'. The default setting for the shortcut to the start menu is 'Next'.

DirectX Video Acceleration (DVXA) hardware accelerated video decoding removed because it was causing many issues. If you are not particular about the installation destination, the default setting is 'Next'.

The command line interface is no longer included with the Windows installer.

Convert from DVD, Blu-ray or any video to iPod, iPad, PSP, PS3, XBOX360, PC, MAC, MP4, MKV, Blu-ray or AVCHD without exotic filters and unnecessary settings. Windows users can pause and resume encoding jobs. RipBot264 is a an easy to use All-In-One Converter.The installer and the installation size on Windows is smaller.The documentation for the program was updated as well.The new Intel QuickSync video H.265/HEVC encoder is available on devices with an Intel Skylake or newer cpu.My guess would be to try constant quality RF23 or RF25 and see what you think after comparing them with the WMV files.Below is a short selection of important changes in the new version of HandBrake: Maybe grab a copy of MediaInfo and import your WMV file and post a screenshot of what you have so we can see the video file properties. Im not sure what constant RF setting you would use for converting wmv to Avi, but what Avi are you outputting to, if i was you, try h264 in an mp4 container, it has excellent player support.ītw, what resolution, video bitrate, and audio has your WMV source files got ? I now convert to 720/50p mp4 using RF18 in handbrake, and RF23 in XMedia. I believe XMedia uses the ffmpeg x264 encoder where handbrake doesnt, meaning the constant RF settings will be different.

With handbrake i can set a constant RF quality of 20 and i get 6Mbps average, if i use RF20 in XMedia my same file is 9Mbps, so i adjust the XMedia RF to 25 and i get almost the same 6Mbps result as handbrake. I am converting 1080/50p m2ts to 720/50p mp4 but it is still relevant. Hi, i have been using XMedia myself trying to compare to handbrake, and i noticed one thing with quality preset.