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  1. hi there am a new member in this form and i have many Q
    what is the best program for 10bit encoding
    i want a program like the handbrake fast and good (give a small size with a good quality) if you give it the rite sitting
    but the problem is the handbrake is 8bit program (output)
    i what some program with interface same as the handbrake and fast as it
    i use some program but if i want the same quality and size as the handbrake it take 4 times longer than the handbrake (and its the same setting as handbrake )


    is there a way to add 10bit output to the handbrake


    thanks in advance
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  2. Welcome!
    what is the best program for 10bit encoding
    I would prefer something straight CLI.
    How many choices you have and how many you tried already?
    You forget to mention your OS.
    May be some one who encodes 10bit may assist you further.
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    MediaCoder also is able to do 10 bit encoding at least of H.264 format.
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  5. Originally Posted by enim View Post
    Welcome!
    what is the best program for 10bit encoding
    I would prefer something straight CLI.
    How many choices you have and how many you tried already?
    You forget to mention your OS.
    May be some one who encodes 10bit may assist you further.
    i use MeGUI ,MiniCoder ,HandBrake and vafe
    MeGUI i dont like the interface and it dont have much setting
    MiniCoder good program but dont have much setting
    HandBrake fast good quality but only 8bit
    vafe same setting as HandBrake but very slow more than 4 times slower to get the same rsult as the HandBrake

    the platform win7 win8 64bit and i dont have problem if i need 32bit or any other platform

    what i need program like HandBrake with much setting , fast speed , and with output 10bit


    thank for your help
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  6. Originally Posted by redwudz View Post
    MediaCoder also is able to do 10 bit encoding at least of H.264 format.
    i will try it but what about the speed and setting did it give you full control
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    From what I've read, Handbrake's authors are not interested in adding 10bit encoding at present. I use Vidcoder as a front end to Handbrake on a W7-64 machine. (In my Computer Details) I've been quite happy with the speed and quality. I use MKV/H.264/AC3 settings with a CQ of 19.5 and with Detelecine and Decomb at default settings and I've been quite happy with the output. I can convert a DVD>MKV in about 22 minutes and that's from the optical drive.

    I don't use MediaCoder myself, I just noticed that they had included 10 Bit encoding. You can go to the developers website for more info: http://www.mediacoderhq.com/
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  8. Originally Posted by darkness_thief88 View Post
    what is the best program for 10bit encoding
    Do you realize that 10 bit h.264 can only be played by a computer? By using it you will be giving up playback on Blu-ray players, standalone media players, most tablets, cell phones, etc.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Do you realize that 10 bit h.264 can only be played by a computer? By using it you will be giving up playback on Blu-ray players, standalone media players, most tablets, cell phones, etc.
    I wondered about that myself. I would wonder why the OP wants to use 10 bit encoding. Anime seems to be the primary use, and even then it seems many are wanting to convert it back to a more usable format. It may give you slightly higher compression and a bit better control of noise filtering, but may not play on many devices. And it may be slower than 8 bit encoding. JMO
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  10. Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Originally Posted by darkness_thief88 View Post
    what is the best program for 10bit encoding
    Do you realize that 10 bit h.264 can only be played by a computer? By using it you will be giving up playback on Blu-ray players, standalone media players, most tablets, cell phones, etc.
    its not a problem
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  11. Originally Posted by redwudz View Post
    From what I've read, Handbrake's authors are not interested in adding 10bit encoding at present. I use Vidcoder as a front end to Handbrake on a W7-64 machine. (In my Computer Details) I've been quite happy with the speed and quality. I use MKV/H.264/AC3 settings with a CQ of 19.5 and with Detelecine and Decomb at default settings and I've been quite happy with the output. I can convert a DVD>MKV in about 22 minutes and that's from the optical drive.

    I don't use MediaCoder myself, I just noticed that they had included 10 Bit encoding. You can go to the developers website for more info: http://www.mediacoderhq.com/
    Vidcoder its same as the handbrake in setting and without 10bit -_-
    but is there a way to add 10bit to Handbrake even if its not official one
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    if you are willing to learn some scripting meGUI is the way to go as it is the only other one that can do VFR output like handbrake does when manually muxing with mkvmergegui and has speed. I use the following for all my DVD's and telecined blurays I.E:

    LoadPlugin("C:\Users\ChuckD\Desktop\MeGUI_2028_x86 \tools\avisynth_plugin\TIVTC.dll")
    TFM(mode=5, PP=5, blockx=64, blocky=64, chroma=true)
    TDecimate(mode=3, hybrid=2, vfrdec=1, dupthresh=0.3, se=true, mkvout="timecodes.txt")
    AssumeFPS(24)

    then when done on the video tab ensure to link the timecodes.txt fine and enjoy

    BTW with CRF 18 I get about 8-14% better compression on real life and 10-40% better compression using x264-10bit AND nice dithering instead of banding without having to increase the CRF to insane levels
    if all else fails read the manual
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