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  1. Hi Guys .. this is my first post here ..

    I want an easiest program for converting HD 1080 TS render ( which recorded from TV satellite card)

    to HD 720 mkv and also i wanna put my credits on it like that photo >> I want the program with simple explanation for ow to use it probably

    http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/7206/imagecfd.jpg

    i tried AVS for along time but now it freezes alot while converting >> thanks alot for helping
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    Handbrake, but I don't know if it can be used to set a watermark.
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  3. The answer is indeed Handbrake and, no, you cannot watermark your videos with Handbrake.
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    You can watermark videos with handbrake,just merge a saa sub with mkvmerge and add it as a burned in subtitle.
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  5. AVS , what is it?
    You can use Avisynth to load video and put your logo in it. I used it to render logo successfully, I copied different parts of that code below from this forum :
    Code:
    ffmpegsource2("Video.ts", atrack=1, seekmode=0) 
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC(Preset="medium")
    Spline36Resize(1280,720)
    logo=ImageSource("C:my_logo.png", pixel_type="RGB32")
    Overlay(last,logo,mask=logo.ShowAlpha())
    so you get 720p60 (or 50p in Egypt not sure), you need,
    Avisynth 32bit, whatever OS you have, into Avisynth plugin folder you put ffmpegsource - http://ffmpegsource.googlecode.com/files/ffms-2.17.7z and QTGMC - http://www.mediafire.com/?su7l5jtcobabksk and you need your logo in png 1280x720 (you make it in photoshop or something)

    Load this script into any good x264 encoder (Megui, ripbot264, staxrip, Handbrake perhaps too? not sure if it loads script)
    Last edited by _Al_; 26th Sep 2012 at 14:07.
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  6. Originally Posted by _Al_ View Post
    AVS , what is it?
    You can use Avisynth to load video and put your logo in it. I used it to render logo successfully, I copied different parts of that code below from this forum :
    Code:
    ffmpegsource2("Video.ts", atrack=1, seekmode=0) 
    AssumeTFF()
    QTGMC(Preset="medium")
    Spline36Resize(1280,720)
    logo=ImageSource("C:my_logo.png", pixel_type="RGB32")
    Overlay(last,logo,mask=logo.ShowAlpha())
    so you get 720p60 (or 50p in Egypt not sure), you need,
    Avisynth 32bit, whatever OS you have, into Avisynth plugin folder you put ffmpegsource - http://ffmpegsource.googlecode.com/files/ffms-2.17.7z and QTGMC - http://www.mediafire.com/?su7l5jtcobabksk and you need your logo in png 1280x720 (you make it in photoshop or something)

    Load this script into any good x264 encoder (Megui, ripbot264, staxrip, Handbrake perhaps too? not sure if it loads script)

    Thanks man for your Great Help but do u mind if you explain for me how to that exactly .. thanks in advance
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    Originally Posted by karim hassan View Post
    ... do u mind if you explain for me how to that exactly ...
    Have you considered reading the guides provided elsewhere on this site?
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  8. small steps, .., first install avisynth 32 bit and learn what is it for, start with easy scripts, there are tutorials all over the web,
    as a matter of fact I once did this little video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT_aBWHxFJ4
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  9. Originally Posted by Hoser Rob View Post
    Originally Posted by karim hassan View Post
    ... do u mind if you explain for me how to that exactly ...
    Have you considered reading the guides provided elsewhere on this site?

    I know and that`s way i asks here .. I wanna take more experience from users of that program
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    Well, as a more experienced user who uses AVISynth, I agree with the previous comment: you ought to start out right and RTFM.

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