Note that while converting videos in batch will save you from the hassle of converting videos one by one, the conversion process could take a long time if you convert many videos at once.
To do this, select videos that you need to convert, choose a folder to save the output, choose a preset, hit the button to start the process, and wait until all of the videos are converted. Using the presets can save time, and HandBrake also allows you to convert videos in batch. Some effects can be applied to the video as well to make it more interesting. Advanced users can adjust some encoding settings to get a better quality. The presets include but not limited to Android 1080p30, Apple 2160p60 4K HEVC Surround, Chromecast 2160p60 4K HEVC Surround, and PlayStation 1080p30 Surround.Īfter you load a video, you can choose one preset, and start the conversion process.
HandBrake provides many conversion presets so that you can start converting a video as quick as possible. You can still run it on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1, but you will get a notification that the Windows versions are no longer supported officially. It is said that HandBrake 1.4.0 supports only Windows 10.
The new update, unfortunately, include a compatibility change that some of you might not like. In addition to the third-party libraries, the new update also include some new filters, support for 12 bit and 10 bit, as well as support for passing HDR10 metadata and many others. HandBrake current version is 1.4.0 which was released on July 18, 2021. If you accept it, the download page will open in a new tab on your browser. There will be a message that offers to download it if your PC doesn’t have it yet. To use HandBrake, your PC must already have. At the end of the installation, it offers to add a desktop shortcut for all users. There are only three steps to follow through to install HandBrake.
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