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  1. 22nd May 2006 08:12 #1
    Takunya
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    hi bros i have 50 video clips and i need a watermark program which is write on its automaticly

    for exampla i list the videos in program and its add watermarks on videos automaticly
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    Virtualdub - video - filters - logo

    Of course all video's need to be a suitable format for virtualdub to beable to open .
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    And all will have to be re-encoded as well.
    Read my blog here.
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    https://www.videohelp.com/guides.php?guideid=714#714
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    is there a way to accomplish this without having to put the video into mpg or avi... i would like to do this but i like to work with the video from my video_ts folder within tmpgenc...
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    No. Not if you want a relatively permenant solution.

    You could look at adding a sub-picture as a subtitle stream, and using the PUO controls to stop it being turned off, but it is simple to bypass with DVD Shrink.
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