On Veetle, some broadcasters use a VLC technique called 'marquee text', to include the name of the content,
its current-elapsed-time and total duration, etc, etc onto each frame.
Isn't there a way to accomplish something similar, during transcoding with Handrake?
TIA...
Dave
How to burn current-time/duration info during transcoding?
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Re: How to burn current-time/duration info during transcodin
No. For the time being, HandBrake has no text rendering ability whatsoever (aside from libass, which only handles ASS/SSA subtitles).
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Re: How to burn current-time/duration info during transcodin
Thanks for the quick reply.
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Re: How to burn current-time/duration info during transcodin
A couple of months ago, I purchased my first tablet, which is Android based...the 7-inch "Nexus-7".Rodeo wrote:No. For the time being, HandBrake has no text rendering ability whatsoever (aside from libass, which only handles ASS/SSA subtitles).
One thing I use it for, is to stream (i.e. watch) movies from Veetle.com and I am also a broadcaster on Veetle.
I mention this here, because now the transcoding feature of '"on-screen" marquee-text has migrated from a nice-to-have
feature to almost a required feature for Veetle broadcasters. (This is because tablet viewers use a Veetle-provided 'app'
from Google's app-store, and that app has NO surrounding frame for meta information such as a movie's name nor
a progress-meter for a movie's duration and current time-position.)
Thus, I'd like to request that HandBrake please put the feature to support on-screen marquee text on the to-do
list to be implemented into HandBrake.
Thanks...
Re: How to burn current-time/duration info during transcodin
HandBrake is ultimately a video converter, not a video editor. There have been a lot of requests (including from me) that HandBrake manipulate the video/audio somehow before transcoding it, to save a step, and frankly, the developers aren't interested. You'd be better off adding any captions you want in a third-party editor.
But in all seriousness, though, why should HandBrake have to provide a workaround for something that's lacking in someone else's software? Have you considered asking Veetle to add the movie information and progress bar into their app directly?
But in all seriousness, though, why should HandBrake have to provide a workaround for something that's lacking in someone else's software? Have you considered asking Veetle to add the movie information and progress bar into their app directly?