Does someone have step-by-step instructions for configuring Handbrake 1.3.0 for getting a crisp, clear copy of a dvd to be used for all devices (Samsung TV, Firestick, Android, iOS)?
Personally, I found the ‘Very Fast 1080p30’ preset in Handbrake to be an excellent starting point.
I’m similar to the recommendation above, but I use fast 720p as a starting point to save space since DVDs (not Blu-ray) inherently are lower resolution.
Starting point: are the other settings as well? I’m clueless
I was just helping someone else this morning, upgraded my HB from 1.2.2 to 1.3.0 to note glaring differences - and there aren’t any - so…
Here’s the beginner’s guide, with pictures, and text easier to read than your Ikea Bookshelf Assembly Instructions… Guaranteed:
That new LapSharp Filter (default setting) is a magical thing. You’ll make DVD encodes that look better than the source. If you can believe it… believe it. (I don’t use it for HD encodes).
Two sections basically - HD atop - DVD underneath. With tips scattered to and fro. If you have any specific questions, please join that thread and ask away.
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Thank you @JuiceWSA for calling out the lapsharp filter. I just recently upgraded HB and will play around with that setting.
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It’s one of those deals where you can’t see exactly what it’s doing, but it looks better. Going along with the deal of when you can see what it’s doing - you’ve gone too far.
The default setting is all I’ve ever used - or needed. It’s quite amazing. I’m making DVD stuff that’s as good as 720 - to these eyes - 'cause they can’t tell 'em apart.
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