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Alternative to Handbrake for converting videos?
I've got a long flight coming up and I wanted to watch some old shows I had downloaded, but the codec isn't supported by my android tablet. I heard Handbrake was a good alternative but I've been trying it out and it keeps scrambling the video.
Does anyone know a good alternative? also here's a pic for an example
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Vidcoder. It's based on Handbrake so might not work any better tho.
That doesn't look like a problem with the encoder. Looks like it may possibly be a problem with the source video.
>inb4 it plays fine
Is that just a small piece that gets messed up or the whole thing?
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>>381343
it seems to fuck up the first 25 seconds or so of every video I convert, and yeah as you said the videos themselves play fine before converted.
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>>381351
Only the first 25 seconds?. So the rest of the video ends fine?.
What is the source video?. Site? codecs information?
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>>381332
Xmedia Recode
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>>381356
the source video is avi, and I got it from here http://tracker.tvnihon.com/index.php?category=42
I couldn't tell you much about the codecs themselves.
Also I'd just like to say thanks for your help, but someone else found me a download link to the videos already in a format that works on the tablet.
Sorry for wasting your time.
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>>381332
Is this an Android tablet? If so, have you tried VLC for Android?
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I really like avidemux
fffmpeg is probably best but I'm not familiar with it
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