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other than that best encoder EVER.Īt last: a h264 encoder that has a good user interface *AND* produces beautiful, trouble free MKV files. Very easy to use, only Con is that the filename of the video u are encoding cannot be too long or else the program will crash. I would love to see the Quality control feature anywhere else but since this encoder has it, it is my #1 choice. Done right with x264 and u can actually have the best quality and at the same time playable on the nintendo Wii. However u only get the projected quality oly when u do a Compressibility check depending on the profile you use. I can know when reducing the filesize that how much quality will be lost and since I always aim for that 100% this becomes really helpful and the end result reflects the quality too. I just love that one feature I don't see anywhere else the quality control. Most notably in quality and resizing areas as when resizing, staxrip actually gives a percentage on the possibility of errors on the resizing (video jags or 'shakes' thats one of resizing errors) so that I can avoid such mistakes and gives accuracy when doing a reencode on how much quality will be retained or lost. I've tried Megui, leimingsx264, handbrake, and some others that are not worth mentioning and they can't offer what staxrip can offer. But if you need a good batch encoder, I suggest you look elsewhere for the moment.īy far the best encoder I've ever used. not use the batching) you can add two points to my Functionality/Value/Overall scores. If you are only going to process a single file at a time (i.e. Other tools happily process the same files in a batch without suffering from this problem.

If I reprocessed the same titles either as the only title, or the first title in a batch, it would encode correctly, but if it was the first of a batch, all that followed would be out of sync. The first title would be flawless, and all subsequent titles would have audio sync issues. While it is easy enough to set up a batch to process multiple titles, every attempt I made at this had the same result. Unfortunately one of the features that drew me to Staxrip - batch processing - was the thing that let me down.

It is annoying to have to wait for DG-Index to process as each title is loaded (or reloaded, as a previous demuxing is ignored and repeated), but the output quality makes up for this. The encoder is strong (x264), and the output formats supported cover a good range. The interface is reasonably well laid out, although a couple of things take a little looking for. I have used this primarily to convert DVDs to H264.

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but boy, once you understand how to manipulate quantization and crf-vbv to your specific likings, StaxRip will be like uncut China White Heroin for the budding encodesmith.ġ0000/10, most valuable and highest recommended encoding engine and program that you can use (apart from makemkv) imo It took me about two solid months of ripping and encoding bdr/uhd movies from my personal library every single day while reading the readthedocs.io CLI documentation for both AVC and HEVC.

there's a magnificent help function built into the GUI (just right click on any part of the gui window that you want more information about) that brings up your preferred lib encoder's extended help information in cmd prompt, but this can still be daunting to a layman if you have hardly any encoding experience under your belt. stax and hybrid will be incredibly difficult for no0b encoders. The two best front-ends out there, and they're totally FREE :D If you want a great StaxRip alternative, check out Hybrid. I prefer to decrypt and backup my BDR/UHD discs to my SSD with MakeMKV (AnyDVD has a time limit and costs 60$ MakeMKV is perpetually free and I like the MakeMKV community a lot more than the RedFox community), transcode the 1:1 MakeMKV rip to either AVC or HEVC with Stax, and then remux the transcode with the MKVToolNix tool kit to polish off the finished matroska's metadata (i'm a stat whore, so i need informative labels on all my matroska tracks). StaxRip keeps all HDR VUI stats/info and, once you familiarize yourself with the x264/x264 CLI after weeks/months of practice encodes, becomes the absolute go-to tool for your encoding needs. It's leaps and bounds better than any HandBrake based frontend, largely because it has a 10bit pipe for output as opposed to HandBrake's 8bit-to-10bit conversion pipe for output. My favorite ripping GUI front end, by large and by far.

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