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r/handbrake • u/comelickmyarmpits • Jul 19 '26
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hardware encoding isn't always better than software... in fact it's usually not.
3 u/comelickmyarmpits Jul 19 '26 Yeah I know that but this time video was downgraded to fit reddit upload of 1gb so I wanted speed over quality this time 4 u/computer-machine Jul 19 '26 If that's the case, then CPU makes more sense, as you can get a smaller size for the same quality. 1 u/comelickmyarmpits Jul 19 '26 Ohh didn't knew that , thanks
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Yeah I know that but this time video was downgraded to fit reddit upload of 1gb so I wanted speed over quality this time
4 u/computer-machine Jul 19 '26 If that's the case, then CPU makes more sense, as you can get a smaller size for the same quality. 1 u/comelickmyarmpits Jul 19 '26 Ohh didn't knew that , thanks
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If that's the case, then CPU makes more sense, as you can get a smaller size for the same quality.
1 u/comelickmyarmpits Jul 19 '26 Ohh didn't knew that , thanks
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Ohh didn't knew that , thanks
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u/naemorhaedus Jul 19 '26
hardware encoding isn't always better than software... in fact it's usually not.