This is probably a long shot but here goes..... Ive ripped all my DVDs to three 2TB hard drives. All the DVDs are in original format ie. VIDEO_TS minus the protection. What I need is a program that will now convert all these into MKV H264 but I want the program to also have the "constant quality" option like Handbrake has or equivalent. Plus I want the program to make use of my graphics card(CUDA) like DVDFab does.
I have up until now been using handbrake with a CQ of 19-20 to convert my DVDs but I want more speed as its taking ages to do each movie. Ive tried DVDfab which has the speed(CUDA) but does not have the constant quality option that handbrake has. DVDfab developers had promised to include CQ in a future firmware update but thats not happend, so I'm left looking for something else. Also I dont really want to have to turn these folders/DVDs into ISOs first before I can convert them to MKVs...
If anyone can think of a program that might suit me I would be oh so very greatful! - thanks in advance
		
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