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  1. 18th Jan 2016 11:19 #1
    smitbret
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    I just want to run some test conversions to see how converting to .vp8 taxes my specific systems vs. AVC/h264. I keep reading that Handbrake started supporting .vp8 encoding with v0.10 but I can't figure out where or how to set it. Is this a CLI only thing or is there some way to do it through the GUI?

    Are there any other GUI based programs that would let me run some conversions to .vp8?
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  2. 18th Jan 2016 11:30 #2
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    Use MKV

    Click image for larger version Name: vp8.jpg Views: 675 Size: 46.9 KB ID: 35264
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  3. 18th Jan 2016 11:52 #3
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    Well, that made a big difference. I had tried all of the presets, I have been googling all morning and trying Freemake, Super, Xmedia, etc and pulling my hair out.

    Thanks for the assist.
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  4. 18th Jan 2016 21:42 #4
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    If you want a .webm VP8/VP9 there is always WebMConverter (aka WebM for retards, called that by the GUI developer). It accepts Avisynth and uses ffmpeg for encoding.

    https://gitgud.io/nixx/WebMConverter
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  5. 19th Jan 2016 05:22 #5
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    Originally Posted by KarMa View Post
    If you want a .webm VP8/VP9 there is always WebMConverter (aka WebM for retards, called that by the GUI developer). It accepts Avisynth and uses ffmpeg for encoding.

    https://gitgud.io/nixx/WebMConverter
    I have updated our software page to the new WebMConverter by nixx.
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