Distributed CPU power across multiple machines to render video files using HandBrakeCLI.exe
Why do I need this script? Because Adobe Piere Pro CC is a professional software that doesn't accept Shadowplay's variable frame rate, and so I must use HandBreak to set a constant frame rate, which is the --cfr switch you can see in the command.
This script will process Shadowplay files on the same host, one at a time, so that multiple Windows machines (PC/Laptop) can work on multiple files, utilizing their own CPU to distribute the CPU usage and shorten the time it takes to process the video files.
For this to work, you need to have HandBrakeCLI.exe (ie. install HandBreak) and you need to make sure that all of the machines (including your local one, if you want to use it to also render the video files) have access to the destination directories to read/write to.
To run the script, I simply access it from the share or manually if running from the local machine where the files are. from a Windows machine on the network: \x\bin\handbrake_local.bat from the local Windows machine: x:\bin\handbrake_local.bat