dvdcatalyst
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Choose Android in the first box and Galaxy S3 in the second box. Try it out and see what you think. There are Galaxy S3 HQ options as well, which increase the bit rate. If you click on power user in the bottom right you can see exactly what settings each option has - but all Galaxy S3 templates use 1280 x 720 resolution.
Thank you jeffreii,
My personal recommendation for settings are the HQXT profiles. Originally I added those to eliminate the need of worrying about bitrate for different conversion sources (DVD, HD MKV's etc).
If you select the Galaxy S3 HQXT profile, it enables a setting called "CRF", which will automatically adjust the video bitrate during conversion to whatever is needed to achieve a certain quality (sort of like 2-pass, but without the 2 passes). By default, it is set to 24, which provides a good quality at a reasonable file size, if you want "mint" quality, enable "Power User" mode, and in "Modify" change it to 20.
With those settings, it is basically set it and forget it. No need to change the quality settings anymore, because it automatically adjusts to what is needed.
The advantage of this over a fixed bitrate is that with a fixed setting, there are quality differences between slow and fast scenes. Slower scenes (romance) don't need as much bits to get a perfect quality, but for faster scenes (explosions, car chases etc) a lot more is needed. With the HQXT profile, it adjusts this to whatever is needed, so your entire movie will have the same quality throughout.
Ever since I implemented it, I have not been using anything else myself.