How to quickly add a watermark....
January 28, 2012 7:35 PM Subscribe
Looking for the easiest, quickest, and least processor-power hungry way to add watermarks to video....
Going to be attending a live event later in the year, where we will be looking to take some video, watermark it, and upload it as quickly as possible to YouTube. It's possible that the computers to be used won't have much processing power, but looking for any options really. Looking to the hive-mind to see if anyone knows of anything I don't.
Not looking to do any other editing other than adding the watermark, so things like command-line programs (if such a thing might exist) are welcome. Solutions for both PC and Mac also welcome. Thanks in advance all :-)
Going to be attending a live event later in the year, where we will be looking to take some video, watermark it, and upload it as quickly as possible to YouTube. It's possible that the computers to be used won't have much processing power, but looking for any options really. Looking to the hive-mind to see if anyone knows of anything I don't.
Not looking to do any other editing other than adding the watermark, so things like command-line programs (if such a thing might exist) are welcome. Solutions for both PC and Mac also welcome. Thanks in advance all :-)
There are a couple of command-line programs that will do this—mencoder and ffmpeg. Here's a guide to doing it with ffmpeg. It's a single command.
posted by waldo at 9:44 PM on January 28, 2012
posted by waldo at 9:44 PM on January 28, 2012
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posted by sanka at 7:47 PM on January 28, 2012