What do you need for HVEC
I'm a dev graduating college this semester so I'm crazy busy but HVEC support would be tremendously helpful. What do you need to get it done, Money, time, more helpers? lol
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reporter I took some subtitles, chapters, and audio streams from an MKV backup of a blueray and mux'd them into my HVEC mp4 files like I used to do for H.264 but the resulting file comes out without a video stream.
Just tried it again. Opened an H.265 file, and added the chapters, subtitles, and surround streams to the file. Click save as MPEG-movie. Then when the file refreshes in subler after saving, the video stream is gone. I can confirm the video stream didn't save by opening the saved file in VLC.
So to be clear, I mke a backup of my bluray in MKV format using program 1. I use a simple program 2 with presets to compress my video to HVEC. But program 2 doesn't do audio or subtitles or chapters well enough so I mux the originals in from the MKV (created with program 1) into the MP4 file (created with program 2) using subler but subler doesn't save the video stream just everything else to the output file.
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repo owner Please send me a small video sample of the output of the mysterious program you used to compress to hevc. Or write the program name.
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reporter Okay. I know it isn't super techy but its presets work really well for video quality vs compression ratios.
I backup the bluray using makeMKV and I convert them to H.265 and H.264 using iSkysoft Media Converter Deluxe, https://www.iskysoft.us/lp/video-converter-ultimate/?S=45202c846f0ceb8a044b1c16297bc64d&gclid=Cj0KCQjw95vPBRDVARIsAKvPd3J9tEYEpK5IoOscIMvJRsus9XnvAYUjAu81MZjMFpC7KR20cgN1nq0aAsi6EALw_wcB
I can make video as well if you want it.
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repo owner Yes it would be better if you can make a video sample. I will never and never download that thing :P
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repo owner Actually it would be better if you send me a file converted with that app, not a screencast ;)
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repo owner Anyway, I would recommend you to use HandBrake to encode things.
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reporter I used to use handbrake. It just requires more tweaking than I prefer. Especially when I want to convert 10-100 video files.... adding each one right after the other gets tedious as hell.
I'll give it a shot and if handbrake works I might switch and make automator script for it, otherwise I'll send you a video sample.
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repo owner - changed status to closed
By the way, if Subler removes the HEVC track, it means the track is missing some required data. Video-Converter-Ultimate-Whatever is creating broken files.
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reporter Here is a sample file.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ppc9zdm73p8vkcs/Grammy_converted.mp4?dl=0
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reporter - changed status to open
Added a sample for you to check out. Thank you again for your help
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repo owner - changed status to wontfix
Yes, that file is missing some required data. VLC can play even invalid files, but I am not going to fix this things in Subler.
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repo owner A workaround is to add things to the original file, instead of creating a new one. It will still be broken, but if it's good enough for you…
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What kind of HEVC support are you looking for? Subler can already mux HEVC, the only issue is that HEVC from mkv files might not work in QuickTime.