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  1. 17th Jun 2006 01:15 #1
    Rinone
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    Hello ! I have a lot of MPEG movies and i need to watermark them all , but i do not want to change the proporties of the movie ( w x h , bitrate, etc ... ) . Can you recomend me some software ? Or how is it done properly ? Thanks in advanced ...
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    Water-marking requires re-encoding each frame... So something's gotta change.
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    You can maintain the original resolution and bitrate simply by setting your encoder correctly, however there is a good chance that there will be some reduction in quality due to the re-encoding. How much will likely vary from the clip to clip. As has been pointed out, there is no way to do this without re-encoding every clip.

    MPEG movies is pretty broad. Are these DVDs, VCDs, isolated clips ?
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    Hmmm so i have to encode each frame ... ok , so what software can i use ?

    P.S. What software can i use to "view" clip proporties ( bitrate , etc ... )
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    A) VirtualDubMod (or AviSynth) + any mpeg encoder you can frameserve to
    B) GSpot (2.52 beta or later (if such exist))

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    thanks a lot guys !
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  7. 18th Jun 2006 06:22 #7
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    jimmalenko has written guides on using the logo filter/watermarking.

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