I need to batch watermark a couple thousand video clips (avchd format supported would be great). Any ideas? I'm using OS X 10.5. Cheers!
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Not 100% sure, but FFMPEG should do the trick (get it via macports). You'll probably need the vhook module installed. There's a Mac build of it, if you don't want to compile it yourself. | |||||
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Quicktime Pro can do it -- you can buy it for about 30$ (rumour has it that it's finally going to be included for free in OS X soon). Open the watermark image, save it as movie, "Select All" from the Edit menu, copy, open your movie, select "Add to Selection & Scale" from the Edit menu. To make this a batch process, you could use AppleScript or maybe Automator. If you google for "Quicktime Pro Watermark" you will find tutorials. | |||
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This may be a couple years too late, but MpegStreamclip (free) for Windows or Mac will put a text watermark in the lower right corner. Just go to the "Adjustments" when you're exporting and type what you want into the Watermark box. It can batch process too, but I haven't tried it with a watermark. | |||
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