http://www.jeffreydavidmorris.com wrote:
> Just a general question. How can I remove a text, website banner,
> whether embedded or not from a video I got from (originally) online,
> but with what program? Plus, how could I make it sharper, more
> focused you know? I do have, if it matters, Windows Movie Maker. Come
> on, I'm just asking for a kind and sincere honest straight answer,
> nothing more, nothing less. Thank you kindly in advance. For your
> info, the video clip I have on my computer is:
>
> Length: 01:14, Bit rate: 9.92 Mbps/10127 kbps, Video size: 320 x 240,
> Aspect Ratio: 4:3, Audio Codec: Windows Media Audio V8, Audio Sample
> size: 16 bit, Audio Sample rate: 44 kHz, Video Codec: msmpeg4v2,
> Video Sample rate: 24 bit, file properties/size: 10.9 MB (11,479,505
> bytes), Data rate: 9795 kbps.
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I guess you could extract all the frames (there could be
thousands of them) and edit each one in an image
editing program and then try to reassemble the movie.
This would be a complicated, work intensive project.
Maybe you could use an overlay...the following utility
might be worth a look.
PIP Plus
http://www.rehanfx.org/pipplus.htm
More:
Special Video Effects
http://www.papajohn.org/Newsletters/...eoEffects.html
(Scroll down to: The Wide-World of Custom XML Effects
"Hiding A Face")
As to quality...320 x 240 is extremely low resolution and
I suspect you are viewing it much larger...full screen maybe...
that stretches the pixels and will result in very poor image
quality.
It may be worth a try to open the clip in movie maker and
resave it using a custom profile to enlarge it...but I wouldn't
expect too much.
The following article offers some info and a few custom
profiles you can download..maybe you could experiment.
Movie Maker 2 - Saving
Movies - Custom WMV Profiles
http://www.papajohn.org/MM2-SavingMo...mProfiles.html
(the 'SlideShow-1024x768WMV9' profile may be worth a try)
Also you may find some useful info in the following forum:
Windows Movie Makers
http://www.windowsmoviemakers.net/Forums/Default.aspx
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J. Inzer MS-MVP
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