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A warning to everybody, the server is overloaded. If I can get it downloaded I might be able to put up a mirror.

Very nice.

I can't decide whether I like Handbrake or Mac the Ripper better. I've kind of been using them both. :p

Well, they're such different programs. I use handbrake because I use it for TV shows. That way I can have all of my TV shows around in a portable format and sorted by episode rather than a disc of episodes.

Sorry for the large number of posts. But I got handbrake downloaded and have it here if the server is still slow to respond.
 
Thanks for the share, the UI is a whole lot snappier than the Handbrake of old. Gone with the Mediafork view. Looks good. Glad to see new releases of this program, had feared that it might have ebbed out of existence.
 
Thanks for the share, the UI is a whole lot snappier than the Handbrake of old. Gone with the Mediafork view. Looks good. Glad to see new releases of this program, had feared that it might have ebbed out of existence.

Agreed. I love the new presets drawer they've added as well. This definitely is looking good.
 
Handbrake Windows

Would like to try the GUI windows version, anyone have a mirror?

Thanks!! Run OSX version on a Dual G5 now.

And thank you so very much for the OS X link.
 
I hope they've address that anoying issue where sometimes it ripps the DVD with half of the sound. Besides that handbrake is awsome.
 
So, are MediaFork and Handbrake two different products, or is it one and the same... this is just really confusing.

T
 
Wow, I'm going through this and there are a lot of cool new features.
I especially like the 5.1 surround and chaptermarkers. Then to be able to makes presets make life so much easier.
 
So, are MediaFork and Handbrake two different products, or is it one and the same... this is just really confusing.

T

Handbrake was release a long time ago but development ground to a halt. Then another set of developers used the open source code and built upon it calling their application Mediafork. However now Handbrake developers + Mediafork's developers have joined together and the application is now called Handbrake again.

Wow, I'm going through this and there are a lot of cool new features.
I especially like the 5.1 surround and chaptermarkers. Then to be able to makes presets make life so much easier.

I saw the chapter makers too, hoped that they would enable the video to have chapters automatically put in for quicktime use. Not sure what this feature actually does.

Autonaming- finally where have you been all my life, the amount of times i set up a massive queue only to forget about changing the file names and just getting a single video file out at the end.

For me it is only using at most 40% cpu where old handbrake would use 190%
 
So, are MediaFork and Handbrake two different products, or is it one and the same... this is just really confusing.

T

They had forked, but are now merged again.

I saw the chapter makers too, hoped that they would enable the video to have chapters automatically put in for quicktime use. Not sure what this feature actually does.

From what I've been looking at in descriptions, it looks like the same type of markers as in iTunes Movies
 
From what I've been looking at in descriptions, it looks like the same type of markers as in iTunes Movies

It looks like the quicktime chapters but done inside iTunes but doesn't work as quicktime chapters even though iTunes uses quicktime to play. Odd.

Does Handbrake use all of your CPU/cores?
 
It looks like the quicktime chapters but done inside iTunes but doesn't work as quicktime chapters even though iTunes uses quicktime to play. Odd.

Does Handbrake use all of your CPU/cores?

Not quite. It uses about 155% so I still have about 5-10% left overall.

EDIT: That's on a 2.0GHz Core Duo MBP
 
This is still beta... is it safe to use? Or should I stick with MediaFork for the time being?

I've just done a clean install on my iMac and I really don't want anything to mess it up...

Steve.
 
This is still beta... is it safe to use? Or should I stick with MediaFork for the time being?

I've just done a clean install on my iMac and I really don't want anything to mess it up...

Steve.

Mediafork was also a beta. It is working almost perfectly on my computer, apart from not seeing the second core.
 
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