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HandBrake Documentation — Audio Codecs
https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/technical/audio-codecs.html
HandBrake offers Vorbis audio encoding as well, for which it uses the aoTuV branch that offers quality tweaks. AC3 and E-AC3: HandBrake can encode to AC3 using FFmpeg. This is not the same as Passthru. You can encode any audio track to AC3. Opus (FFmpeg) Available in MKV files. Flac 16 and 24bit (FFmpeg) Loss-less audio compression.
not sure if I should use ac3 or aac : handbrake
https://www.reddit.com/r/handbrake/comments/g4yi2n/not_sure_if_i_should_use_ac3_or_aac/
All universal software players (VLC, KM etc) will play flac audio and the flac files could later be converted to AAC or AC3 if you needed. EAC3To is an excellent audio encoder to use for that. FYI AC3 640 sounds noticeably superior to AC3 384 (Especially if 5.1). A 640 file is 110mb larger (than 384) for every 60 minutes.
HandBrake Documentation — Surround Sound Guide
https://handbrake.fr/docs/en/latest/advanced/surround-sound.html
HandBrake also supports passing through the source audio track, bit-for-bit without altering it. The following source format’s can be passed thru. AC3 E-AC3 DTS (Limited player compatibility in MP4) DTS-HD (Limited player compatibility in MP4) TrueHD (MKV files only) FLAC (MKV files only) AAC MP3 MP2
in handbrake - keep ac3 or convert dts to ac3? | AVS Forum
https://www.avsforum.com/threads/in-handbrake-keep-ac3-or-convert-dts-to-ac3.1106485/
You are correct -- Handbrake only allows for AAC, MP3, Orbis, and AC3 as audio ouput. Your best bet, IMO, is simply have Handbrake take the AC3 input and save it as AC3 output. Save Reply E eXniTheR Registered Joined Aug 8, 2006 2 Posts #5 · Feb 9, 2009 Hello I think i have the same problem.
AAC Vs AC3.. : handbrake
https://www.reddit.com/r/handbrake/comments/p17wfd/aac_vs_ac3/
Higher bit rate encodes of Blu-rays almost always use the lossy core (AC3 or DTS) of the lossless stream. Or the full lossless track on much larger encodes or Blu-ray remuxes. AAC is used for a variety of reasons. AAC is universally compatible, an AAC 5.1 will work on an AAC stereo set up. Free AAC encoders are widely available.
Handbrake AAC vs AC3 : PleX - reddit
https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/86xrwf/handbrake_aac_vs_ac3/
HandBrake's AAC encoder has known issues with very high frequencies being mangled. Don't use it. I don't use 5.1 surround so I can't speak to that but I'd say you should use AC3 simply because AAC has issues. In any case, don't use AAC in HandBrake.
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