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 ====== HandBrake ====== ====== HandBrake ======
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 +  * [[x264]]
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 +  * [[http://​mattgadient.com/​2013/​06/​12/​a-best-settings-guide-for-handbrake-0-9-9/​|A "best settings"​ guide for Handbrake 0.9.9]]
 +  * [[https://​trac.handbrake.fr/​wiki/​HandBrakeGuide|HandBrakeGuide]]
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 +=== Best Quality ===
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 +The best way to get the best quality from a rip is very simple -- try it with some settings and play it back in your client environment and see if you like it or not. :)
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 +Trying to find settings to work across the board for everything is only going to cause a lot of problems if you don't start with QA.
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 +=== Video Filters ===
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 +I did research on video filters related to HandBrake, and how to achieve the target goal I have. For me, it's simple -- no jagged lines on video.
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 +My **previous** settings have always been based on cobbled together information from forums, and the HandBrake wiki which (in the past) was ambiguously worded and confusing.
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 +Here's what I've found out:
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 +  * The ''​deinterlace''​ option uses yadif filter
 +  * The ''​decomb''​ option uses yadif in combination with other filters
  
 **Summary:​** Handbrake is *the best* tool for ripping / encoding DVDS, and works great for any sources ffmpeg can read as well. **Summary:​** Handbrake is *the best* tool for ripping / encoding DVDS, and works great for any sources ffmpeg can read as well.
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 Using HandBrake to rip it directly from the disc fixes both issues just  Using HandBrake to rip it directly from the disc fixes both issues just 
 fine. :) fine. :)
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