I use this to move videos to iTunes. The staps are: (1) Get the video (2) Add the subtitle to the folder (optional) (3) Run the script below, path to the video as first parameter (If there is a subtitle, it adds it to the resulting file.) (3) use http://identify2.arrmihardies.com/ to add metadata to the video. Get the tool from http://handbrake.…

toIpad.sh

#!/bin/bash
#set -vx
outputdir="/Users/can/Desktop/iPad/"
input="$1"

mkdir "${outputdir}" 2> /dev/null || true
basename="$(basename "${input}")"
dirname="$(dirname "${input}")"

noext="${basename%.*}"
srt="${dirname}/${noext}.srt"
output="${outputdir}/${noext}.mp4"
log="${output}.log"

echo Will encode ${noext}

if [ -f "${srt}" ]; then
   nice ~/Can/bin/HandBrakeCLI \
       --input "${input}"      \
       --output "${output}"    \
       --srt-file "${srt}"     \
       --srt-lang eng          \
       --srt-default 1         \
       --preset "High Profile"
else
   echo No subtitle found for ${noext}
   nice ~/Can/bin/HandBrakeCLI  \
       --input "${input}"       \
       --output "${output}"     \
       --preset "High Profile"
fi