Watermark Multiple Videos at Once.
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HoNeYBiRD
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- May 1, 2009
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Do you have a stronger config? Because watermarking videos isn't just time consuming, but resource intensive too. If you want to use multiple threads, you'll need a quite strong machine with high processing power.
I don't do video watermarking, so i can't really help with that, other than recommending ffmpeg from command line or try this: https://github.com/ozok/TEncoder
For the pics i use Watermark Factory 2.
I don't do video watermarking, so i can't really help with that, other than recommending ffmpeg from command line or try this: https://github.com/ozok/TEncoder
For the pics i use Watermark Factory 2.
Racerz
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- Dec 27, 2014
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There are a lot of good software's for that
Adobe premier pro can be a good software for your purpose.
I have used it personally & it's pretty good.
My advise for your machine would be to go for a quad core intel processor with a decent GPU.
Might not get the best performance with a mid tear card but the GPU
the time consumption would be much lesser than the traditional processor only rendering.
Adobe premier pro can be a good software for your purpose.
I have used it personally & it's pretty good.
My advise for your machine would be to go for a quad core intel processor with a decent GPU.
Might not get the best performance with a mid tear card but the GPU
the time consumption would be much lesser than the traditional processor only rendering.
PROJ3KT
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- Jun 4, 2016
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In Final Cut Pro X you can import several videos and put a watermark layer over top of them all at once and export each video as separate clips. While one is rendering you can keep working and exporting. It's much faster than having to do it manually to each video.
tasburrfoot
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Ffmpeg is the best tool for this hands down. Easy to script with as it provides an API as well, so you can automate the entire task.
