If you want to know more about what exactly those do, Google is your friend. It looks like, by default, Handbrake sets 'vbv_maxrate' to 62500 and 'vbv_bufsize' to 78125. Well, in the event someone else stumbles across this with the same issue, here's what I found:Įven though I had set the CRF to various levels, the VBV (Video Buffering Verifier) Max Rate was set to 2000 (at least, it was today when I returned to XMR after discovering Handbrake had garbled a lot of audio tracks.). MPEG 4 AVC / H.264 CRF 10 Slow Preset High Profile, 4.1 Keep Source Res Film tune This is pretty much the only place I've seen XMR brought up, so thought it may be a good place to start.įull(ish) Settings. The Faster encodes came out slightly smaller at 1.54GB.ĭoes anyone have any ideas? I could go back to Handbrake, but I prefer XMR since I can just copy A/V streams, batch encodes are a bit easier, and it offers AAC FDK.Īpologies if this breaks the Tech support rules. The three different qualities came out the exact same size in roughly the same period of time on Slow. Then I experimented with 10, 15, and 20, as well as Slow, Medium, and Faster.
I picked Constant Quality 10 and the Slow preset, which took a 23.8GB file down to 1.65GB in one hour (i7 8700). For anyone else that uses Xmedia Recode, have you noticed that Constant Quality (or something) seems to be broken?ĭecided to start encoding all my rips again, but prefer XMR to Handbrake.
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