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    What could be the cause of this ?
    no matter what preset I use in handbrake, this checkerboard effect happens.
    i'm trying to encode x265 10 bit files to x265 10 bit files

    thank you and sorry for my english

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  2. What does your immediate source look like ? Is pattern there?

    Is this screenshot 1:1 , or zoomed ? (NM, the title says "zoomed")

    How did you take screenshot ?

    Might be a dithering pattern. For example from 8bit original souce to 10bit your source
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    thanks for answering.
    the source looks perfect, the pattern is not there

    both screenshots were done using MPC-BE save image as png (madvr)
    source:
    https://extraimage.net/images/2017/09/26/d8ff7165dd83888de5a29280f3b1146e.png

    encode:
    https://extraimage.net/images/2017/09/26/81ae2d5ac7aad73c8c42fda600e3b214.png


    encode zoom 477%



    source zoom 477%
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  4. I vaguely recall reading somewhere handbrake doesn't do a clean 10bit pathway. It's actually 8bit pipeline. That could explain the dithering patterns

    edit:
    - High bit depth encoding support via external shared libraries (video pipeline is still 8-bit 4:2:0)
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/382292-freeware-x265-encodes-with-10-bit-color
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    Originally Posted by poisondeathray View Post
    I vaguely recall reading somewhere handbrake doesn't do a clean 10bit pathway. It's actually 8bit pipeline. That could explain the dithering patterns

    edit:
    - High bit depth encoding support via external shared libraries (video pipeline is still 8-bit 4:2:0)
    https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/382292-freeware-x265-encodes-with-10-bit-color
    That makes sense. I don't have this issue with Staxrip.
    I love handbrake's GUI more but I guess I'll have to forget about it.

    thank you for your help.
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