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Message: [QUOTE="loopy, post: 15215, member: 18285"] Yes so you can use the program called 'Handbrake' to basically compress the files, at the cost of video quality. How much time does it take for 1 video? That depends what CPU/GPU you have, and which encoder you use, and which settings. If you have an Nvidia GPU you can use NVEnc, which is really fast, but less good quality/efficiency wise as opposed to using x265/x264 that use CPU and are therefor way slower. For me, about 1 minute 30 seconds per 20min episode, when i use NVEnc H.265 at the quality settings i posted before. [ATTACH type="full" width="192px" alt="1734214746061.png"]4406[/ATTACH] Definitely use these settings for the audio and subtitles, it makes it so it doesn't touch them. By default it fucks with the audio and subtitles: [ATTACH type="full" width="294px" alt="1734214573707.png"]4404[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="434px" alt="1734214590244.png"]4405[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" width="432px" alt="1734215163426.png"]4407[/ATTACH] Ideally you would use 10bit AV1 on like medium-high quality, but that encodes with like 1fps. But it would shrink the filesize to like 1/3th while looking almost identical to blu-ray quality. [automerge]1734215565[/automerge] I usually download my anime from Nyaa, and some uploaders do way better encoding than i am doing. But theres also alot of shows that are either way too high quality or bad quality but still huge file size. There was this one show i really wanted to save for later, but just wasnt worth the 60GB, so I was forced to do the encoding myself. [/QUOTE]

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