HandbreakCLI drop folder script HELP!

Question

Im trying to get this script to work that passes a file through a drop folder, processes it with HandbreakCLI, then outputs the encoded file to a folded named "iflicks encode" in my "Movies" folder.
My problem is that I can't figure out how to modify the script to direct the file into the "iflicks encode" folder. Im sure this is a easy fix for some of the more knowledgeable users out there, help would be greatly appreciated.
on adding folder items to thisFolder after receiving theitems
with timeout of 10000000 seconds
try
--repeat the command to compress each item as an individual archive
repeat with oneItem in theitems
tell application "Finder"
--used to extract the name and location of the file
set itemProp to properties of oneItem
--where the file is
set sourceFile to quoted form of POSIX path of oneItem
--where the compressed file should end up
set destFold to "HD(Mini):Users:jaredcraig:Movies:test:"
--what the name of the file is
--set extension hidden of oneItem to true
if extension hidden of oneItem then
set itemName to displayed name of oneItem
else
set extension hidden of oneItem to true
set itemName to displayed name of oneItem
set extension hidden of oneItem to false
end if
set itemExtension to name extension of oneItem
--set itemBody to name body of oneItem
--display dialog itemExtension
set tmpFile to "conversion_output.tmp"
end tell
--display dialog destinationFile
set wasError to false
try
--Convert Movie
set ConvertMovieCmd to "nice /Applications/HandBrakeCLI -i " & sourceFile & " -o " & tmpFile & " -e x264 -b 5000 -2 -T -a 1,1 -E faac,copy:ac3 -B 160,160 -6 dpl2,auto -R Auto,Auto -D 0.0,0.0 -f mp4 -4 -X 960 --strict-anamorphic -m -x cabac=0:ref=2:me=umh:b-pyramid=none:b-adapt=2:weightb=0:trellis=0:weightp=0:vbv -maxrate=9500:vbv-bufsize=9500 ;"
--display dialog ConvertMovieCmd
do shell script ConvertMovieCmd
--short pause before copy
delay 10
--Replace Original
set ReplaceOriginalCmd to "mv -f " & tmpFile & " " & destFold & "'" & itemName & ".m4v" & "'"
--display dialog ReplaceOriginalCmd
do shell script ReplaceOriginalCmd
--Tag file with green label
on error errmsg
--should conversion or copy fail display error message and continue with next file
--display dialog errmsg
--Tag file with red label
set wasError to true
end try
tell application "Finder"
if wasError then
set label index of oneItem to 2
else
set label index of oneItem to 6
end if
end tell
end repeat
on error errmsg
--should anything go wrong let the user know
display dialog errmsg
end try
end timeout
end adding folder items to

Answer 1

If I'm reading your post and script correctly, this is pretty trivial.
The AppleScript ultimately does its thing by invoking two shell commands - one to convert the file and the second to move the file to its ultimate desintation. Your solution lies in changing that second command.
Here's the relevant line:
set ReplaceOriginalCmd to "mv -f " & tmpFile & " " & destFold & "'" & itemName & ".m4v" & "'"
This command moves tmpFile to destFold which was previously defined as:
set destFold to "HD(Mini):Users:jaredcraig:Movies:test:"
Now that won't work (and I'm surprised it doesn't choke on you right now) because you haven't specified a UNIX-style path which uses / to delimit directories. In either case, changing this line to the desired destination directory should solve your problem, e.g.:
set destFold to quoted form of "/Users/jaredcraig/Movies/iflicks encode/"
(note you need to use 'quoted form of' since the path includes spaces which will choke most shell commands)