

With Video Watermark Pro you can import an image, set its level of transparency, & overlay it on top of your video.
#Watermark pro for windows code#
it may be that your video can be fixed rather easily without re-encoding, or the devs may add a couple of lines of code to Video Watermark Pro. When something like Video Watermark Pro won't work with your video, *If* you want to fix the problem, you can see if you can submit a sample to the devs for testing & analysis, &/or try & find out what makes your video different.
#Watermark pro for windows plus#
It may or may not be able to read what's inside a particular mkv file, but that goes for any software, & that mkv file may have the same problem with several other players/apps too.Ī video's format is made up of the type of encoding, plus the encoder settings used, & can be effected by the encoder used. Video Watermark Pro opens or reads that container format just fine. Maybe it'll help to remind folks that mkv, like mov & avi is just a container. For a ghost effect you might also try the different methods of compositing the image - several interact with the underlying pixels, so you might come up with something interesting. Additionally you can move it around during the video.

#19: "Is it possible with this software, or with others, to place a semi-transparent photo behind, or to the side of a regular photo, so the transparent photo appears ghost-like?"
