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Handbrake --stop-at parameter not working as intended

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Mar 15, 20265274 views
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Problem

I run the following from command line: According to the CLIGuide you can supply the --stop-at value as seconds (which is what I want, stop encoding 120 seconds into the file). My purpose for this is to quickly create a very high quality video clip from a full movie for testing other encoding proces…

Error Output

handbrakeCLI.exe -i SourceFile.mkv -o OutputFile.mkv --stop-at 120

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Fix for: Handbrake --stop-at parameter not working as intended

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The answer can be found in Handbrake's help: The correct syntax is as follows: Example: This will give you the first 120 seconds of the video

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