Griff <mgriffin@ak.net> wrote in news:2017100923384875249-mgriffin@aknet:
> On 2017-10-09 23:18:34 -0800, DaMonkeyBoy <Kleptic@large.com> said:
>
>> On Tue, 10 Oct 2017 03:34:43 GMT, howdy <howdy@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Griff,
>>> I don't watch these Star Trek series, but just out of curiosity, I
>>> test downloaded this eps
>>> St@r.Tr3k.The.N3xt.Gener@tion.S04E19.The.Nth.Degree.1080p.x265.10bit
>>> Joy
>>>
>>> and I am able to watch/hear fine with vlc player; do you use vlc
>>> player or another player?
>>
>>
>> If its another player it is because the files are x265 not x264. If
>> you want to convert try using Handbrake https://handbrake.fr/
>> Its quick and easy.
>>
>> Kleptic
>
> We can watch x265 just fine and prefer that codec when it comes to
> viewing.
>
> PCZ has posted a number of x265 uploads, which we appreciate. He's
> mention Brad a number of times so I thought I'd try a few of his posts.
> Some of Brad's x265 played fine, others won't. Problem appears to be
> 1080p versus 720p but that shouldn't be it. Most likely is a variance
> in encoding.
>
> We have UNIX and OSX systems so Windows native software won't work for
> us.
>
> I'm having the person who does most of the video conversions download
> Handbrake and give it a try. (She's using an older video converter and
> is set in her ways ... getting her to change is like pushing a boulder
> uphill.)
>
>
Just so you know, handbrake will need the MS dot.NET framework. Handbrake
will find it and install the version it needs.
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rampage
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