David Rickard

[This documentation page](https://vidcoder.net/Documentation/VideoQualityOptions.html) should explain it.

Yes, Constant Quality is better in pretty much every way.

Looks like a duplicate of #1093 , caused by a framework issue.

VidCoder exposes the functionality of HandBrake. To get that feature, you'd need to ask the [HandBrake team](https://github.com/HandBrake/HandBrake/issues/new/choose) to add it. Also I'm not sure what exactly you're asking for. What...

There's a "when done" option that can automatically close VidCoder or restart when either the current job or queue is complete. Are you saying you'd like an option to remember...

I've added this option in Global Options -> Advanced in v12.0 Beta.

Looks like on that last movie you had it set up to pick Forced Only from the subtitle track: `[19:36:49] Subtitle track 0 (id 0x2) 'italiano (PGS)': 2108 hits (0...

Yes.

For starters you've selected the x264 encoder, which is not a hardware encoder. Also sometimes a filter, resize or frame rate change can bottleneck the encode with a CPU-bound operation.

I display the videos with the built-in media player for WPF; it must be having trouble with that format.