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    Video converter that supports Intel Quick Sync

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by amir786_z, Jul 5, 2015.

  1. amir786_z

    amir786_z Notebook Consultant

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    Hi guys looking for good video converter that supports Intel quick sync and convert videos without losing too much quality. I am using movavi video converter to convert gameplay videos it supports quick sync but converted videos are not sharp..
     
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    It`s hard to find video convertor that are fast and give good quality, I convert movies/series ect for my Samsung Tab S which has an FullHD+ 10.5" display, but i convert every thing to 640x360 at 380kbps and it gives me the optimal resolution for the file size, I always use 2 pass encoding but it takes a long time to convert an1080p to 360p , I tried MovAvi at stock mp4 setting. but at 360p 380kbps and while it was very fast, the quality was very poor, unwatchable, it is supposedly using Intel quick sync but my cpu is still showing 100%

    I am now trying the slowest setting hopefully this means 2 pass at and still at 380kbps.

    I have tried most of the paid video convertors and i always go back to the free Handbrake with the THandBrake GUI to allow batch conversion and numerous settings that give excellent quality but it is quite slow.

    Try Nero Rencoder and ConvertXtoVideo and DVDFab

    John.


     
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    Thanks i will check them out
     
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    Used arcsoft media converter. Results are great
     
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    My current favourite is MediaCoder and it is free, it`s fast and give great quality results has a thousand option and supports Intel Quick Sync

    http://www.mediacoderhq.com/

    John.
     
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