If these terms and processses are a mystery to you, it might be a good idea to find someone to do the work for you. Other editors are not frame-specific: they cut and join only on key frames. Most "editors" will re-encode the video after cutting some of that re-encoding isn't so great, as you see. You'd get the best quality by working in AVI, editing there and making other corrections you might need, then re-encoding and re-authoring to DVD at high bitrates. Using a Mac is very limiting for what you want to do. Hope someone can help me, I'll forever be grateful. What I have ripped into imovies for 2 out of the 4 DVDs so far are such bad quality. Should I limit the data rate and if so to what value? should it be 100% quality? What should the frame size be and the frame rate? should i check the boxes for frame blending/better downscaling? With Mpeg streamclip, what compression codec should I be using? Apple intermediate? what is multi pass/B-frames? With the picture settings, should it be the setting for anamorphic and modulus values? Also on the devices list on the right hand side, what should i be selecting (I want to watch the films on DVD on a 51 inch TV). For example, with handbrake, do i use large file size/web optimised, what framerate (FBS), variable or constant frame rate, what should the bizrate be.
#Handbrake for mac os 10.6.8 how to
I know how to rip etc, i just want to get the best results (is this even impossible).
#Handbrake for mac os 10.6.8 professional
What's settings should i be using in handbrake and mpeg streamclip when ripping DVD to export to iMovie to edit and burn back onto DVD? I need optimum resolution so the end DVD is of professional quality. The problem I am encountering is that the m4v and mov files are very badly pixelated. mov files to import into imovie where I am doing the editing. I am then using mpeg streamclip to convert this to. I downloaded handbrake (64 bit) and VLC (32-64 bit) and have ripped the DVDs to m4v format. I want to then edit these in imovie (as thats all i have) and then burn the movies back on to individual dvds. I have 4 wedding DVDs (7 years old) that I am trying to rip to my mac (OS X 10.6.8).
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