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Apologies for the keyboard dyslexia encountered in my last reply... This looks like the tool to use for joining subtitles http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Subtitle_Workshop It says it supports the command line too so I suggest messing about with the command line options first to get the correct syntax...

To be honest I've never tried joining subs from 2CD rips as I stream all my movies from the pc to the xbox 360 and the 360 mdeia player/codes don't support subs anyway. (Not like good old XBMC does) I'm sure there must be a command line tool out there that could be used in a script to achieve joinin...

There is actually very little to configure within Xenonmkv as the default options work just fine. The only options you may need to tweak are temp folder locations etc within the GUI. Xenonmkv also requires that .NET framework 2 is installed. From experience, Xenonmkv works better than an equivalent ...

Here's another script I use to automatically join 2 cd avi movies into a single avi You will need Mencoder (a component of Mplayer) installed for this to work. Go here to download Mplayer http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html cd /d %1 :joincd if exist *cd1*.avi ren *cd1*.avi file1.avi if exist ...

This windows script basically takes a downloaded x264 encoded HD .mkv file and turns it into an Xbox 360 compatible .mp4 (Video is untouched & re-contained and Audio is re-encoded to AAC stereo for 360 compatibility) You will need XenonMkv installed and configured for this to work. Go here for X...

Or you could just do this...

cd /d %1
if exist *.iso ren *.iso %3.iso

(Repeat as necessary for whatever file type)