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  1. 26th Sep 2024 05:58 #1
    filderiques
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    Hello I am here to learn I have a Macbook Pro intel and I would like to convert an MKV H.265 video in H.264 what is the best software thank you in advance

    in fact I'm looking for software to encode without making my macbook heat up
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  2. 27th Sep 2024 04:19 #2
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    HandBrake(free)
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  3. 27th Sep 2024 13:06 #3
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    or Avidemux (free)

    Download version 2.8.2 the latest.
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  4. 4th Oct 2024 04:17 #4
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    Ripbot if you have a few spare desktops lying around. The distributed encoding feature really speeds up encode times as you utilise all the wokstations on your local network for encoding.
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  5. 6th Oct 2024 05:56 #5
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    Originally Posted by bar72 View Post
    Ripbot if you have a few spare desktops lying around. The distributed encoding feature really speeds up encode times as you utilise all the wokstations on your local network for encoding.

    Thank you anyway except that I don't have windows I have a macbook
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  6. 6th Oct 2024 07:11 #6
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    Handbrake is available for on mac os and 'H264 (VideoToolbox)' should use the hardware encoder and thus not heat up the system that much.
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