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    Is there a piece of software that will convert 22 files from LQ Mkv to HD MKV super fast , I have software for this but it takes 3 days! Is there one that will do it in <1/hr ? John
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  2. You can't increase the quality of a video by re-encoding it.

    Most of the free converters use x264 for encoding. There's a 100 fold difference in encoding time between the fastest (ultrafast) and slowest (placebo) presets in x264. If you want faster encoding use a faster preset. If you have a recent Intel CPU with Quicksync, or a GPU with hardware encoding, you can get faster encoding using that hardware encoder.
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    I have an and 2g on a hp laptop.
    what is the fastest preset.
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  4. x264 presets from fastest to slowest:

    ultrafast
    superfast
    veryfast
    faster
    fast
    medium
    slow
    slower
    veryslow
    placebo

    There's not much speed difference bewteen ultrafast, superfast, and veryfast. But quality/size is significantly better with veryfast. Speeds slower than veryfast give slightly better quality at each step but take longer and longer to encode.
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  5. why are you doing this? If LQ is "low quality", re-encoding it will make it lower quality . Something like "VLQ" I guess
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    "Fastest" solution: Playback with madVR. No conversion, just upscaled playback. Upscaling in most converters won't look much better.
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  7. Not necessarily VLQ, additional post processing/filtering may improve visually LQ source then recompressing this to new file may be not so bad but because OP didn't provided any information this is purely hypothetical discussion - unless case look like: recompress source with only higher bitrate and without any filtering then it may be better than LQ.
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  8. Originally Posted by RBCC View Post
    I have software for this but it takes 3 days!
    If you had started encoding when you posted this message you'd be done by now.
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    What converter do you recommend? That has the speed settings for h.264?
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