Which handbrake encoder tune setting should i use for Buffy the Vampire Slayer dvd

[ImRyan]

Thanks for your help

[Dujith]

That depends. Where are you going to view them? If its for your phone/tablet it would be different then a 4k screen for example  

Any limitations on size?

[ImRyan]

2 minutes ago, Dujith said:

That depends. Where are you going to view them? If its for your phone/tablet it would be different then a 4k screen for example  

Any limitations on size?

4k 43 inch tv and don't really care too much about file size

[Guest Generallee]

What screen size, what file size you would prefer, what computer specs you have ...

[ImRyan]

Just now, Generallee said:

What screen size, what file size you would prefer, what computer specs you have ...

pc specs are

 

i7 3770k @ stock

 

16gb ram

 

2x gtx 970

[Dujith]

O, before i forget: What is going to play the files? A mediaplayer, the TV or something else?

[ImRyan]

3 minutes ago, Dujith said:

O, before i forget: What is going to play the files? A mediaplayer, the TV or something else?

plex

[Zodiark1593]

If file size isn't a concern, then leave as is and let the scalers do their thing. Mpeg2 video is quite easy for anything within the past 2 decades to decode, and standard dvd bit rate is quite easy on modern wireless networking hardware. Only benefit might be the high quality deinterlacing settings that can be applied, though if the source media is already in 480P (not to be confused with 480i), then you probably won't gain much from encoding at all.

 

Encoding from lossy to lossy isn't a good idea unless you have a specific reason for doing so. Quality almost always decreases with every encode, which with a DVD, it is preferable to preserve as much as possible.