Handbrake for iPhone movies works GREAT !

[DarrenG]

Can Handbrake be used to convert camcorder movies from my PC to iPhone format? They are now in a .mpg format, it is a Sony hard drive camcorder.
Or does handbreak only do DVD's?

You need another app. I've always used Roxio's Popcorn app for that. Works well.

 

[DarrenG]

One other question for the Handbrake experts. I used it to rip a DVD of Series one of 24 yesterday and ended up with a single 40 min long episode. I can't work out how to instruct it to copy all four episodes? It's set to add chapter markers etc, default iPhone preset.

I gave up in the end and used MacTheRipper and Popcorn but it would be nice to know.

 

[Pennine]

Does the new version of Handbrake work with OS Tiger I'm running the older one at the moment

 

[TheSpecialist]

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/435176/

Where did you find the artwork?

 

[myphone]

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/435176/

Thank you for the link, TheSpecialist.

 

[Bootsie]

One other question for the Handbrake experts. I used it to rip a DVD of Series one of 24 yesterday and ended up with a single 40 min long episode. I can't work out how to instruct it to copy all four episodes? It's set to add chapter markers etc, default iPhone preset.

I gave up in the end and used MacTheRipper and Popcorn but it would be nice to know.

You have to individually select the episodes instead of letting it auto select the title. Just use the drop down in the title spot to select each episode (each file that is about 40min should be an episode) and then change the file name with each selection, add it to the queue, and do the same thing with the next episode. Then in the queue just hit encode videos. I have done this with all my friends DVDs, and it works great, creates a separate file for each episode, which is also much nicer than one long string of them.

 

[DarrenG]

You have to individually select the episodes instead of letting it auto select the title. Just use the drop down in the title spot to select each episode (each file that is about 40min should be an episode) and then change the file name with each selection, add it to the queue, and do the same thing with the next episode. Then in the queue just hit encode videos. I have done this with all my friends DVDs, and it works great, creates a separate file for each episode, which is also much nicer than one long string of them.

Sorted, obvious if I'd opened my eyes!

 

[ntrigue]

DOES NOT work with iTMS Rentals