best and fastest way to add a watermark to KVCD?
Hey i would like to tag my video with a small watermark, through out my whole kvcd video! can someone tell me whats the best and fastest way to do that? and what program its called
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Hi NittoLive,
You need to encode your video with a superimposed "logo", with a script. Check here: http://www.geocities.com/mrtibsvideo/Logotools.html -kwag |
i cant do this with the acp program? correct? i would neeed to make my video kvcd first and then open up avisynth? and use this plugin correct?
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If you already have an MPEG file, you can't put a logo on it unless you reencode the video again. -kwag |
what program do i use with that plugin then? and also. u mean when i encode my vob's? or dvr file? also how do i use that plugin in then?
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You need to learn "Scripting" with AviSynth :)
Starting point is here :arrow: http://www.avisynth.org/index.php?page=YourFirstScript -kwag |
hey i did and it was way to complicated
can you just copy and paste below the .avs script for watermarking, so i can add that code to my other .avs script and place that .avs script file on tmpgenc when i start to encode |
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Try first if you get stuck then post the problem. Just asking some1 to do ur work aint fair. |
hey i took a whole week to read it all! and im still lost! Please someone post a tuturial! with maybe pics! I would love that soo much!!!!
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i will pay money in paypal. if someone can write me a tutorial or show pics on this!
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bump?
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You can try this filter for virtualdub:
http://neuron2.net/logo/logo17b2.zip decompress it to \VIRTUALDUB\PLUGINS example: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/i...2006/04/11.jpg Start VirtualDub, click on "VIDEO>FILTERS..." click on Add and choose "logo 1.7b2" http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif Load your image logo and apply to it: http://www.digitalfaq.com/archives/error.gif |
Hey wow thats good, soo then i just load my mpg or avi file? in virtualdub? and then save it as an avi in vurtualdub? and then encode it, with another program to mp4 or kvcd format?
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With VirtualDub you can save to avi and then encode to KVCD with is not practical. You can use VirtualDub FrameServer (File>StartFrameserver) which can be opened on TMPGENC just like you do with AVS (avisynth).
Anyway, I GOOGLED a way to do directly via avisytnh. I did not test it, but should work: Quote:
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loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\Program Files\Virtualdub\plugins\Logo.vdf","logo") Code:
loadvirtualdubplugin("C:\Program Files\Virtualdub\plugins\Logo.vdf","logo") save as: KDVD.avs , open on TmpGenc and encode to KDVD/KVCD. remember: I did NOT test this. So, you have to play with it a lot to get your desired result. Probably you will get errors on first time. Just play a little with it. best regards |
Sparkster! you are truly! a king at ripping! pure genious. i want ripping a dvd, like you said, was a avi. heres my avs file that i made in notepad
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So i said forget that, and i used Tsunami-MPEG DVD EasyPack Program! create by same makers as TMPGEnc 3.0 XPress and i added that kvdvd.avs file i made as the video, and my output settings i used was the mpeg-1 VCD template that comes with the program When encoding it. It works! fast, doen in about 8 minutes, and i can use my pc. while its encoding. The original file size of the avi video was 70.1MB after the encoding, its 58.2MB in mpg format Does that sound good? or is there a way to make the file size smaller? |
You still don't have undersand that a file size does not have ANY means ! You can have a file half this size if you whish (use a smaller resolution and the quality won't be either affetcted !).
Note: are you using avisynth 2.0.x ??? You seems to use an old filter DGDecode in a out of date ACP directory that is related to 2.0.x. 2.0 branch of avisynth is same (pre)history as ACP is. The current release is 2.5.6a. And it is faster (even in RGB32). |
reason i have to use 2.0 is because DGDecode .dll that, file does not come with 2.5
Also. I just tried to encode another avi file, orignal filesize was 182MB avi file Heres the Details of the original video Aspect ratio= Pixel 1:1 (square pixel) Video= 31985 Frames, 23.976 fps, 22min 14 sec, .4 576x304 Audio= 58825729 samples, 44100 HZ, 22 min. 13 sec. 91, 2 ch Now heres the details of the output file. new file. final result. using that Tsunami Dvd easypack program, i was talking about , using the same vcd template. MPEG FILE (MPEG-1 VIDEO, 352x240, 29.97 fps, CBR (COnstnt bitrate), 1150 kbps/MPEG-1 Audio Layer II, 44100 Hz, Stereo File size came out to be a bit more. at 225 MB Did i do this right? shouldnt it have been smaller? in file size? what should i do? or what program should i use instead |
Please focus a bit!
If you are using Avisynth 2.5.x and suddenly you can't find DGDecode.dll please search the forum or ask for help and don't go uninstalling everything to install ToK. That's a very bad policy. Now, DGDecode.dll comes WITH DGIndex.exe in DGMPGDec.zip. Open your dgmpgdec 1.4.6 zipfile and I assure you that you'll find the DGDecode.dll in there. Just copy it to "c:\program files\avisynth 2.5.5\plugins", that is, to your avisynth's plugin directory. Then erase the DVD2AVI project files that you have done so far because they are not compliant with DGDecode.dll anymore. Yep, you'll have to create those D2V projects again. If you run into any other sort of problem, please, let us know and we'll try to help. Cheers |
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i changed cause tmpgen was slow, like i said, and made my pc slow, tsuami encoded way faster, and didnt slow my pc down
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