


mkv ( as you pre-defined the first time).

However, the program, it has some problems, two of them, that make me scare away a little of it, which is the impossibility of ripping dvd's or blurays, and a grotesque error (on my windows 8.1 at least), that, when you directs the program to save the file on the desktop, when it is going to mux the file to mp4 or mkv, it shows an error and does not save the file! Imagine you wait around 4 hours of conversion, and at the final moment, it presents an error? Frustrating no? It's just not frustrating anymore, because if you go to the c: in the temp folder, the ungenerated file is still saved there, just copy and paste it to the desktop and change the file extension to. My guess would be to try constant quality RF23 or RF25 and see what you think after comparing them with the WMV files.I use RIPBOT264 to upscaling videos, because its interaction, for the output settings, for audio and video, are very intuitive and easy to handle, in addition, the options of Resize, crop, deinterlace, detelecine, changing framerate and color palette, and applying pre-defined enhancement filters, by avisynth are great and equally easy to use. Maybe grab a copy of MediaInfo and import your WMV file and post a screenshot of what you have so we can see the video file properties. Im not sure what constant RF setting you would use for converting wmv to Avi, but what Avi are you outputting to, if i was you, try h264 in an mp4 container, it has excellent player support.ītw, what resolution, video bitrate, and audio has your WMV source files got ? I now convert to 720/50p mp4 using RF18 in handbrake, and RF23 in XMedia. I believe XMedia uses the ffmpeg x264 encoder where handbrake doesnt, meaning the constant RF settings will be different. With handbrake i can set a constant RF quality of 20 and i get 6Mbps average, if i use RF20 in XMedia my same file is 9Mbps, so i adjust the XMedia RF to 25 and i get almost the same 6Mbps result as handbrake.

I am converting 1080/50p m2ts to 720/50p mp4 but it is still relevant. Hi, i have been using XMedia myself trying to compare to handbrake, and i noticed one thing with quality preset.
