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Originally a Mac-only title, HandBrake ultimately made its way to PC users where it found an audience eager to lap up its capabilities.

As its heart, this is a video encoding tool, and this includes the ability to rip DVDs – a great addition to the program – but it’s the video conversion side of things that we’re interested in. If your needs are more complex take a look at our guide to the best free video editing software.

You can get quick results with HandBrake by simply loading up a video into the program and then using one of the many presets in the side panel to convert to different formats with various settings in place. Better, however, is to work through the numerous tabs in the Output Setting section, customizing precise encoding settings, apply effects, cropping overly large videos, tweaking frame rates, changing codecs

But before long you’ll be adding subtitles and editing sound settings in addition to the main video-related options. As video encoding can be a time-consuming process, it’s good to see that there’s a queuing feature, and the batch conversion tool can be used to encode a folder full of videos in one fell swoop.

The HandBrake presets will likely satisfy most users. In my experience, video quality is excellent—near indistinguishable from its source—and storage sizes are roughly equivalent between formats. If you intend to rip a number of DVDs in Universal format, you will likely want to invest in an external hard drive; .MP4 files typically tally north of a gigabyte for a full-length movie. Video-savvy users, however, may choose to fine-tune settings to maximize quality and minimize file size. HandBrake enables users to optimize encodings for the Web, toggle between video codecs, adjust bitrates and framerates, and even import chapter numbers.

Tinkering under the hood can blow up in your face. While HandBrake makes it easy to access settings, less clear is what changes will do to your video file. For example, I could read esoteric information about anamorphic, modulus, and cropping settings, but I could not find an estimated file size. When it comes to evaluating the effects of tinkering, HandBrake does bundle a live preview through which you may preview your video based upon current settings; however, you can only preview up to four minutes—the first four minutes—of your video. Tough noogies if those four minutes are not representative. Without a clear sense of how settings alter video quality or output size, I had to rely upon time-intensive trial and error and the (admittedly voluminous) expertise of users on the HandBrake forums.

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There’s no getting away from the fact that HandBrake will look somewhat intimidating to many people. While some video tools take steps to guide you through the conversion process, HandBrake isn’t ashamed of the fact that it is hugely powerful and packed with features, and this mean sacrificing user-friendliness to some extent – although there are a handful of presets available for many options.

With a little perseverance, you can squeeze a lot from HandBrake, but you’ll need to work for it. In order to get the very best output, you’ll need to manually work through quite a number of settings, but the results mean that it really is worthwhile.

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I first discovered HandBrake when I used DVDs. A lot has changed since this video transcoder was released some ten years ago. DVDs are bargain bin cheap, supplanted by copy-protected Blu-Ray disks and high-quality video streaming services such as Netflix ($7.99, 4 stars), and users access media from a bevy of iOS and Android devices. While I rarely use my MacBook’s disk drive today, I do rely on HandBrake. Instead of ripping DVDs, I use HandBrake to update videos into the latest formats. From converting .AVI files to QuickTime-friendly .MKVS or downsizing .MP4s for my iPhone, HandBrake has evolved into a dexterous translator of devices and formats. Although its interface, performance, and stability have markedly improved, HandBrake may not match the versatility or simplicity of newer alternatives; however, for users seeking a free, open source, cross-platform video transcoder, HandBrake remains an enticing option.

Despite HandBrake’s open source pedigree, you needn’t be a coder or developer to use it. Installing the application is as simple as dragging it into your Applications folder. When you launch HandBrake, it will prompt you to locate and open a file. That file can originate as a disk or existing video file. Be advised, HandBrake only supports transcoding DVDs without copy protection. While this has not impeded my testing with DVDs, it does rule out Blu-Ray disks. Once you have selected your file, you can choose from a series of presets, including the iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, or Android Tablet. I prefer the Universal format, compatible with all iOS devices. Click Start and HandBrake will do the rest.

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The software is free to download. It runs without any issues whatsoever, which is something I can’t say to most other open-source, free-to-download software out there. It literally takes any type of video thrown at it and converts them to your desired file format. Plenty of advanced options if I want to finetune certain settings before letting Handbrake does its magic. Video conversion time takes anywhere between 5-20 minutes in my case as my requirements tend to be more simple. Expect a longer running time when you are working with bigger files. In short, as my title says, Handbrake is like a Swiss knife of video conversion

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