But it seems that Handbrake can't recognize/use the libdvdcss properly when ripping a protected DVD. But it can handle DVD encryptions with libdvdcss. Using handbrake to rip copy-protected disks is not supported. All the problems happen when libdvdcss is installed on the M1 Macs for Handbrake. Sometimes, it won't read a DVD with 'no valid source found' error messages. Some M1 Macs reboots with frozen mouse, no error/warning messages. When some users start to rip DVDs on Apple Silicon M1 Macs using Handbrake, errors occur. According to the investigated results provided by M1 Mac users, Handbrake VideoToolbox h.265 encoder shows a lower performance on M1 Pro and Max, with significantly slower speed and higher CPU usage. More than that, Handbrake VideoToolbox encoding has been broken on Mac M1 Pro/Max running macOS Monterey. Therefore, the audio decoding/encoding, video filtering (crop and scale, etc.) and sometimes video decoding also run on the CPU. It's not a GPU encoder and does not in any way accelerate x264 or x265 encoders. However, the VideoToolbox is Apples Abstract API for hardware encoder(s). Handbrake can use the hardware acceleration on M1 Mac if you choose a VideoToolbox encoder. Does Handbrake take advantage of the GPU in the M1 Macs?' Handbrake is using the M1 CPU at 98% but the GPU idles at under 10%. 'I'm also facing serious performance issues with Handbrake on M1 Max 16-in MKB encoding with Videotoolbox. Does Handbrake support hardware encoding on the M1 Pro/Mx Socs?' The encoding takes nearly 2.5 times than before. 'My M1 iMac throttles down Handbrake to 300% CPU with the CPU temperature went up to 93/94 degrees celsius. Does Handbrake use VideoToolBox on M1 Macs?

If your Handbrake won't work properly on an Apple silicon Mac, try to download the latest Handbrake. Yes, Handbrake add the support to Apple Silicon based Macs since V1.4.0. srouce: bit.ly/344eD圆 Does Handbrake work with M1 Macs? In this article, we’ll talk about Handbrake libdvdcss, videotoolbox, errors, etc.

However, there are still users getting errors when using Handbrake on M1 Pro/Max Mac.

The good news is that Handbrake released V1.4.0 with the support for Apple Silicon based Macs. Apple's silicon SoC M-series chips have been used on several Mac models, including MacBook Pro, iMac, MacBook Air, and mini released since 2020.

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