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Originally Posted by Asmodian
No, that will not mess anything up. It does not matter what the source was, 4.0 v.s. 4.1 is just the number of reference frames and VBV limits. 4.0 is lower than 4.1 but it is still high so it is a good choice for something to play with a TV.
B-frames are an encode setting in Handbrake, I am surprised Handbrake doesn't have a GUI control for the number of Bframes. You need to write it in manually:
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that means no matter what I put there 4.0/4.1 itīs the same?
And about B frames now I see but so far I know (and thanks to people like you and the others Iīm learning, ) B frames is using Nv from Nvidia? because I so a list of graphic cards that support the B frame and that I have doesnīt support is this the same?
Or with CRF no matter I put that the B frame and very slower for try and Itīs should works?
Again thank you I hope you undestand if not, please tell me