HandBrake

Thanks very much. That's a pity. I'll leave it as it is.

Ah, got it, I think - http://pastebin.com/Gp382e1k (I've replaced my name with xx in the log.)

What source file, mduell? How do I do that? (I thought I'd followed the instructions on the red banner.)

I'm not sure I understood what the red banner said, but here's what the Activity Log says. (I couldn't see how to get Pastebin to give me a URL.) [14:45:53] macgui: Handbrake Version: 0.10.2 x86_64 (2015061100) [14:45:53] hb_init: starting libhb thread [14:45:53] hb_init: starting libhb thread [14:4...

How can I tell if it's burned in?

I have successfully made an m4v file of a VIDEO_TS film - a TV programme from the 19160s - that wouldn't play on my Mac, but would play on PC and DVD player on TV. Unfortunately, the film contains a countdown timer running across the top. Not a huge deal, but irritating. Is there any way of getting ...

Ahh, found a tutorial on YouTube (completely blurry, but its presenter had a lovely American Deep South accent, and I listened, hypnotised). I realised that I had to browse to the source, allow the program to put this into the Destination folder, then go in and change the name and path of this to a ...

I actually can't see how to browse and then rename the movie, Rodeo.

I click on Source, browse to it, fine, I find it, and the app adds it to the Destination field. Then what? If I press 'Write', it overwrites it.

Thanks, Rodeo, I'll try that. I thought overwriting was necessary, since it was the most obvious option.

My son kindly made a five-minute m4v movie for my birthday, and I'd like to put it on my iPhone so I'm not so lonely for him. But Handbrake is finding it indigestible. This is what I do: drag the 158.7MB file from the flash drive he sent me onto my desktop and rename it to something like "Happy...