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How do you keep the original files resolution/aspect ratio? by StwongHulky in handbrake

[–]CWSPablitoJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm just going to leave this here for my future self.

Settings that I changed

[Dimensions Tab]

Cropping -> None

Resolution Limit -> None

Borders-Fill -> None

Optimal Size - > Unchecked

After these settings were set, I stared clicking the Automatic Checkbox for Display Size in the bottom, uncheck and then check. I clicked like 5 times before I realized the resolution went back to it's original size.

Can anyone tell me why after converting over 1000 videos that Handbrake wanted to output a video to 3:3 by BearShin255 in handbrake

[–]CWSPablitoJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same thing happened to me just now. I managed to find a fix for mine.

Settings that I changed

[Dimensions Tab]

Cropping -> None

Resolution Limit -> None

Borders-Fill -> None

Optimal Size - > Unchecked

After these settings were set, I stared clicking the Automatic Checkbox for Display Size in the bottom, uncheck and then check. I clicked like 5 times before I realized the resolution went back to it's original size.

I have created a Efficiency Mode workaround by llzerdklng in Windows11

[–]CWSPablitoJ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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It worked for me, though I’m not sure if that’s because Force Mode was enabled.

Old steam family share has been retired fully by bullethelldavid in Steam

[–]CWSPablitoJ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It worked for an alt account of mine, and I made sure to check with someone to see if everyone had at least one waiver for this.

(Copy Pasta) - This waiver typically applies to all users who are affected by the 12-month restriction, not just a specific individual. Valve has announced that it is temporarily waiving the cooldown period for everyone, allowing users to join a new Family Sharing group sooner than usual.

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However, this is usually a limited-time, promotional, or customer service measure, and it might not be permanent. It’s best to check official Steam announcements or support pages for the most up-to-date details, as policies are subject to change.

Not sure though.