Oct 11, 2019, 00:39 am
(This post was last modified: Oct 11, 2019, 19:37 pm by AtotehZ. Edited 1 time in total.)
Hello everyone,
I am currently downloading a near complete archive of the old Disney Cartoons with audio in my native language.
I'm doing this for my nephew who's turning 5 in a month.
Many of the files have a size over 20gb, this is not going to work for me.
I have Handbrake and know the very basics of using the program, but I don't know how to control the output size of a file directly and still get a passable result.
Can any of you give some recommendations on how I set a maximum size for my projects, but still retain as much quality as possible for cartoons?
I was thinking that <2GB would be a good size.
I'd very much appreciate it.
NB: The reason I don't post this in the Handbrake forums is that they have a strict "no pirated content" policy in the forum(instant permban), and I don't know how to give enough details without letting it be known that my project doesn't fall within their guidelines.
I pretty much figured it out on my own.
I'm using "VidCoder" which uses Handbrake as an engine, but has a few extra settings, such as desired outcome size.
I am currently downloading a near complete archive of the old Disney Cartoons with audio in my native language.
I'm doing this for my nephew who's turning 5 in a month.
Many of the files have a size over 20gb, this is not going to work for me.
I have Handbrake and know the very basics of using the program, but I don't know how to control the output size of a file directly and still get a passable result.
Can any of you give some recommendations on how I set a maximum size for my projects, but still retain as much quality as possible for cartoons?
I was thinking that <2GB would be a good size.
I'd very much appreciate it.
NB: The reason I don't post this in the Handbrake forums is that they have a strict "no pirated content" policy in the forum(instant permban), and I don't know how to give enough details without letting it be known that my project doesn't fall within their guidelines.
I pretty much figured it out on my own.
I'm using "VidCoder" which uses Handbrake as an engine, but has a few extra settings, such as desired outcome size.