Windows 10: Encoding Video File with my Intel I7 System

Hello All

Starting to Get into backing up some family home videos that i previously put onto DVD discs, Last time i ran Handbrake it made my fans run so loud, thought PC was gonna blow up lol, I run on Balanced power mode in Windows 10 Pro, Stock Cooling Fan for CPU, EVGA 650 G3 power supply, 1 Rear exhaust fan, Geforce 1050 video card

Is it best to just save up more money and do this project whenever i do a full system upgrade/or upgrade video card in my Asus G11CD-K, cooling probably not the best in this system, but i do my best with it

Thank you all
in Advance

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Encoding Videos slowed down significantly after Creators Fall update


I often do video re-encoding for 4K Videos to reduce their ridiculous sizes that can reach up to 30 GBs for 90 minutes .

Usually it took 24 hours to convert a 1 hour 4K movie to H265 2K (I7 CPU + NVIDIA Acceleration) , I know is too much but still , I have seen worse results on lower specs (I3 CPU + No Acceleration may take well over 5 days) .

Now after creators fall update same videos and encoders , I might get at best 20% of encoding per day (Checking on I3 and I couldn't do an estimate as it never finishes)

I did try to update my drivers to latest and even downgrade to earliest but no use ..

Any suggestions ?

 

Software To Re-Encode Videos And Keep Codec?


Hello all,

Does anyone know of a software that will convert my videos to the same codecs to keep the same quality? I'm having an issue uploading them to the cloud. A re-encode does the trick but, the issue is software limitations. With Format Factory Freetime software it does the job but, not well. With SUPER http://www.erightsoft.com/home.html it re-encodes perfectly but, it doesn't apply a thumbnail to the video. Any suggestions?

 

Video Encoder for HD Content

Np. Glad I could help. Media Coder is my primary encoder.