Merge mp3+png into a video file format?

[denart5]

Any way to do that without a watermark or doing it one by one?

I found ways to convert audio to video but then I get a black screen.

I found a way a way without the black screen, but you can only do it one by one but that takes too long for the amount of videos I need.

I am on Windows 7.

[racer-x]

Any way to do that without a watermark or doing it one by one?

I found ways to convert audio to video but then I get a black screen.

I found a way a way without the black screen, but you can only do it one by one but that takes too long for the amount of videos I need.

I am on Windows 7.

If you use .jpg instead of .png, you can do it with ffmpeg to batch process a whole folder using a single image with this script:

for %%a in ("*.mp3") do "C:\FFmpeg\ffmpeg" -r 10 -loop 1 -i img.jpg -i "%%a" -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -crf 22 -c:a copy -shortest -f mp4 "mp4/%%~na.mp4"
pause

1) copy above script into notepad, edit path to ffmpeg.exe and save as whatever.bat
2) put an image in your mp3 folder and name it img.jpg
3) create a sub-folder named mp4
4) drag your 1st mp3 file into this batch and it will process and create new files in the mp4 folder

This script will create a video with 10 fps, you can change it to whatever you want in the (-r) command.

[LigH.de]

DVD Video supports an MPEG-2 still frame with AC3 audio track.

AVI supports very long frame durations, and differential codecs (e.g. CorePNG) will save a repeating frame efficiently (unfortunately, hardly any editor supports real "drop frames").

[racer-x]

DVD Video supports an MPEG-2 still frame with AC3 audio track.

Yes, I've made some DVDs of some of my music collection using that principle. Essentially I made a new tittle for each song. I made some very cool DVDs for my Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd and even a computer generated 5.1 Jimi Hendix.......

However the OP want's to use his mp3's without re-encoding them. This is his best option, I think.