Adding a Watermark to a Video

dmetzcher

dmetzcher

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If I were to use SnapzPro to capture video of my screen (this is not DV related), what software could I use to add a very simple, slightly transparent watermark image to every frame of the video? Really, the fact that I'm using SnapzPro doesn't matter, but I mention it to say that I am not working with digital video that I shot with a camera, just video screen captures.

Also, what software could I use to add a simple, static image to both the beginning and end of the video. This would be something like a title screen that starts and ends the movie, and lasts about three seconds.

I'm not looking for professional software, and prefer to avoid it, in fact. I just want something to get both of these seemingly simple tasks done. Something free would be great. If I have to use two pieces of software, one for each task, that's fine, too. I just want to know people's thoughts so I get something worth using.

Thanks!
 
This looks like it does it Miyu 0.9.5. Not sure about transparency with it though

Went looking for something else I once tried, can't remember what it was but it was shareware anyhow and Miyu is free :D
 
Miyu looks interesting, thanks. I'm not sure that I want subtitles, though, but I may be able to mess around with the software and get something that looks good. I think subtitles will be useful elsewhere, so I'm happy that you posted the link and I'm sure that I'll get some use out of the software. :)

The only problem now is adding a title screen. I posted a new topic on this, because it probably should have been a seperate topic in the first place, and because the title of this post wasn't really accurate, because I really want to find a simple way to add the title screen in QuickTime.
 
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