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1. #Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake movie
2. #Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake mp4
3. #Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake manual

Yes Handbrake will do a BATCH convert but you must first mount/dismount the ISO images.

#Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake manual

I have Daemon Tools and Handbrake which enables me to manual mount a single ISO and let Handbrake do it's thing. ISO images of DVD's on my server and would like to BATCH convert them to. The same approach would work fine for h.264/mp4 destination, you don't even need to use ffmpeg, x264 would work just fine too. I was taking several DVDs of individual episodes, extracting and re-encoding them for a single compilation disc. Have fun! Interesting to see a very similar approach to what I came up with. use ffmpeg scaling the movies to 480 width concatenating all the relevant VOBs in the correct order List all the VOB files of the feature from the VIDEO_TS folderĤ. run dvdbackup information against mounted volumne to get title number of feature title. The basic idea is to mount the ISO as a file system using loopĢ. Mount "$filename_full" "$MOUNT_DIR" -t udf -o loopįeatureNumber=$(dvdbackup -I -i "$MOUNT_DIR" 2> /dev/null | grep 'Title set containing the main feature is' | sed 's///g' )įeaturePadded=$(printf "%02d" $featureNumber)įiles=$(find "$MOUNT_DIR/VIDEO_TS/" | grep $(echo "VTS_"$featurePadded"_.VOB") | sort | tr '\n' '|' | sed 's/|$//g' )įfmpeg -i "concat:$files" -y -acodec libfaac -aq 100 -ac 2 -async 1 -vf "scale=480:-1" -vcodec libx264 -crf 24 -threads 0. If mount | grep $MOUNT_DIR > /dev/null then Over the years I have learned a tremendous amount from this web site and all of the very helpful members.įilename_full=$(echo `cd \`dirname "$1"\` pwd`/`basename "$1"`) You can PAUSE the process if you need the PC for something else and then resume the conversion without losing a byte. Vidcoder had both CPU's at max between 85 - 99 % usage.

#Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake mp4

So I should be able to convert approximately 96 ISO/DVD's to MP4 in a 24 hour period using the fast PC. The i7-920 took 14 minutes to convert from ISO/DVD to MP4 and the Q9550 took 34 minutes. The first was a i7-920 quad and the second was a Q9550 quad both with Windows 7 64 bit. MP4 file when the original ISO/DVD was 4.35GB. Using the above changes to the AUDIO, the file size created was a 864 MB. So here are the AUDIO changes that I made in the SETTINGS page.Ĭlick on the AUDIO tab and make these changes:

#Batch convert m4v to mp4 handbrake movie

That standard being I wanted an MP4 file that looked and sounded as good as the ISO/DVD movie that I was converting from. I did find that Vidcoder needed a little tweaking from the default configuration to produce an MP4 to my standards. It must have its own method of reading the ISO file.

So I do not believe the Vidcoder needs any external ISO mounting software. I have tried the conversion process on 2 PC's, both have different ISO mounting software ( Daemon Tools & Virtual Clone Drive). vidcoder will mount/unmount ISO files and add them to the queue So vidcoder does ALL that I wanted, BATCH CONVERSION from ISO/DVD's to MP4 or MKV

Initially I found this reference in the GUIDE to get me started on the conversion trail. Now all we need is a GUIDE reference in Video Help so when someone looks for BATCH conversion using Handbrake that web page is also referenced WOW, just when I thought that it couldn't get any better