I know there’s this one on Rentry: https://rentry.org/bingremuxin but besides that there’s basically nothing. That rentry guide is okay but it doesn’t cover a lot of stuff, like DV or DVDs.

    • nullishcat@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPEnglish
      16·
      5 days ago

      “Remuxing just means changing format without transcoding.”

      “…there are like a billion guides on how to transcode”

      Getting mixed signals here…

        • southsamurai@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
          61·
          5 days ago

          That’s horseshit. Google has gone downhill, for one thing.

          For another, the vomit of inaccurate and/or outright wrong “ai” generated drek has taken over every search provider.

          For another, there’s a lot of benefit in asking other people that have followed a guide about their experiences in using them

          And, for the last, it’s just a dick move. Don’t want to give a real answer, scroll on, scroll on.

          • realcaseyrollins@thelemmy.clubEnglish
            17·
            5 days ago

            I would have provided a guide if I had followed one, but I learned how to use Handbrake using trial and error.

            Google is easy enough to use that, generally speaking, if you know what software you want to use, you can probably find a guide on how to use it.

            • southsamurai@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
              52·
              5 days ago

              And, again, since you had nothing to contribute, maybe scrolling past would have been better than being a dick about it.

              Just saying, it’s an option. The post didn’t do anything to inconvenience you any more than any other random post. OP didn’t name you in specific to give a response, no matter what it might be.

              That’s what it comes down to.

              It’s Wheaton’s law. Don’t be a dick.

              So, apply it. Be better. We can all use improvement in how we treat people, right? I mean, you’re making some kind of reaction to being told your words were dickish. Anyone would. So, don’t double down. Don’t make excuses. Just use it in the future.