Bulk video editor software (watermark/intro)
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klique
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ffmpeg
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Does it have to an UI? It looks like it’s code
klique
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You can create a gui for it, or just make a quick script for it. Or if that's not really your cup of tea, you can find scripts already made by other people looking to do the same thing. Not sure if you'll find it on here, but likely github.
@rootjazz sells a program that does this, and its relatively cheap if you dont feel like going the scripting route.
@rootjazz sells a program that does this, and its relatively cheap if you dont feel like going the scripting route.
HoNeYBiRD
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You don't need an UI for FFmpeg by all means. You can use it from command line.
Or Mencoder is good too: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-can-i-mass-add-intro-to-videos.575043/#post-5675614
rootjazz
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You can use it from the command line, but the input commands are a little scary for someone who has never seen a command line full of arguments before. So I'd recommend a FFMPEG with UI to a non programmer / non technical person (these are still free and widely available).
The main benefit from doing it from the command line is, you can script it. So you can automatically watermark any file that appears in a folder, thus include it in any other automation flow you have for uploading it to another service or whatever
