How i can edit multiples videos at once?,

[Viviana Maldonado]

Hello, my name is Viviana and I am new to the forum.

I registered because I see very interesting and want to learn video editing but for now some things but my intention is to learn more.

I need help with this :

1. How i can edit multiples videos at once?, i want to put frame to 100 videos for example:

All day I've been investigating but have not found much, I found useful is the program VirtualDubMod but i dont know how start and program .

I hope you can help me and thank you very much to all

[sum_guy]

Welcome Viviano, You will need a video editor that suits the task, a lot of things can be done with Virtualdubmod but I don't think you will find this to be the easiest way to start out. I don't know what computer system you use but you could start with something very simple like Microsoft Movie Maker, or NCH VideoPad editor (free for non commercial use), or more advanced like Vegas (not free), AviUtl (free) is also very powerful and racer-x, a person on this forum has posted some video guides for it.

[manono]

I'd say you've already gotten off on the wrong foot if the first thing you want to learn is how to deface videos with not one, but two logos. That's video wrecking, not video editing.

[Cornucopia]

I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and assume that there would be no cropping/overlaying, just padding, and that this is being used for branded pillarboxing of 4:3 material to 16:9...

So, it will take a bit of a learning curve, but I'd use AVISynth or ffmpeg and script it.

Scott

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[manono]

I'll give her the benefit of the doubt and assume that there would be no cropping/overlaying, just padding, and that this is being used for branded pillarboxing of 4:3 material to 16:9...

It looks to me like it's one of those skinny phone videos and she wants to add stuff on the left and right sides to make a normal 1.33:1 or some other aspect ratio video. There are acceptable ways to do that involving blurring the original video for the sides, using geometric patterns for the sides, or black or some other color for the sides. I have yet to see one with advertising/logos on the sides. Seeing that sure wouldn't entice me to watch it on YouTube or whatever the intended destination is.

[Budman1]

Also assuming you just want to add non-intrusive logos on a 640x480 video to achieve 16/9 854x480 as suggested by Cornucopia.. A head start on the ffmpeg, Avisynth scripting would be to use like:

v2 = Directshowsource("C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\image001_IMG2VID_2.FLV").ConvertToRGB.Lanczosresize(640,480)
v1 = AddBorders(v2, 114, 0, 114, 0 , $FF7F50)
img1 = ImageSource("C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\imagefolder\TransparentBG.png",  pixel_type="RGB32", fps=25.000, end=200).fadeio(28).converttoRGB32.LanczosResize(100,75)
img2 = ImageSource("C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\imagefolder\TransparentBG.png",  pixel_type="RGB32", fps=25.000, end=200).fadeio(28).converttoRGB32.LanczosResize(100,75)
clip1 = v1.trim(0, -100) + v1.trim(100, -200).Overlay(img1, 10, 10, img1.ShowAlpha()).Overlay(img2, 760, 10, opacity = 0.3, img2.ShowAlpha())+ v1.trim(300, -300)
Return clip1

Then use this as your input to ffmpeg and your should get something like below. I have added images to show what the numbers mean and you should notice that the transparency of the right image is less due to the opacity=0.3 entry above. Use it or not as needed.

Original video:



Result:



Assist image:


Doing multiple videos at once is a lot harder!!!

[Viviana Maldonado]

Thanks for your replies

now i work in this ... maybe if i can make 1 with autoit will can make all videos(i think)

Bye

[Budman1]

Viviana, Your example is a semi-transparent background with a logo and your original video overlayed on it to make a 16 x 9 (854 x480) final video from an original 480x480 video. I'm posting a method here since Private messages seem not to want to let me upload images??



This can all be done with FFmpeg if you have the background image with Logo. First convert the BG image to a video long enough to cover your original video duration. Then overlay the video on your background:



with code such as:

ffmpeg -i "C:\Path\To\BGVideo\BGVideo.FLV" -vf "movie='C\:\\Path\\To\\Overlayedvideo\\Main.flv'",scale=416:288[video1];[in][video1]overlay=48:0,scale=512:288 -crf 20 -q:v 2 "C:\Path\To\OutputVideo\IMG2VID_1_OVRLY_2.FLV"

Which corresponds to:



If you are going to use the same background video for all, this is not too bad a method but if you are going to use different ones, this will be time consuming and you may want to go with the added borders (solid color) and the Log which can change.