[glw35]

I can offer limited help on that. I have previously used VirtualDub to join two Avi files.
http://www.virtualdub.org/

A. I believe it only works on a PC
B. Not sure if it works on .mov files (probably not) so depending on the format your video is in, this may or may not be helpful.

I guess if it doesn't work, you can't find anything else and you get desperate, you can rip all of your movies to AVI individually, join them with virtualdub, then rip them to your final format. Not ideal, I know, but if you run out of other options, this will work (eventually.)

[glw35]

(forgot to put this in my previous post)

In case you haven't already, check out the Handbrake wiki page. It's very helpful, particularly the documentation section...

http://trac.handbrake.fr/

[srvmdm]

Originally Posted by Matt151B

I got a question for handbrake users. I ripped my DVDs as mp4s using normal setting. Now I want to convert those mp4s to something else for playback on 320x240 screen. No matter what settings I pick handbrake gives me an error and no output. Is there something I am overlooking?

I would think that using the regular iPod settings would get you this resolution.

[srvmdm]

Originally Posted by jrm

Anyone have any pointers on joining two files to make one movie? I'm in the process of ripping the Lord of the Rings trilogy and each movie is two discs. I'd rather have just one file to play, instead of two for each installment.

Quicktime Pro can join files if you have that