There's a site with an overview of all the x264 options and their FFmpeg counterparts. Handbrake uses the x264 encoder for video conversion. Here's the line for Handbrake: HandBrakeCLI.exe -input "d:\input.mpg" -output "d:\output.mp4" -rate 29.97 -cfr -arate 44.1 -format mp4 -width 1920 -height 1080 -custom-anamorphic -display-width 1920 -keep-display-aspect -modulus 8 -crop 0:0:0:0 -encoder x264 -vb 5200 -aencoder faac -ab 128 -mixdown stereo -x bitrate=5200:vbv-bufsize=5200:vbv-maxrate=5200:level=42:bframes=2:min-keyint=60:keyint=60:ref=4:me=umh:merange=64:subme=7:8x8dct:cabac=1 -v3 -2 -a none For me very is important that resulting videos will be as good as if they're done with handbrake.
For example I don't know how to do custom anamorphic with FFmpeg. I was wondering if I can find the same option keys and do it with FFmpeg, but it seems not so easy thing to do.įFmpeg sometimes either doesn't have those options or does stuff by default.
I have a bunch of commandline settings that work for handbrake, but sometimes on some videos (I have no idea why) handbrake throws "Out of memory exception".
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