Changing text inside a dvd file (movie)
January 21st, 2020
Now at one movie it says 15/12/1960 buth i want to change it to 18/12/1960, the text is not done with subtitles buth hard baked into the movie itself, it slides in the movie from down to up. Now how can i change that ? And at a second movie i also need to add a date same way as the privious one.
So how can i do this whats the easiest way? Maybe converting everything to avi and than blurring the text with something and adding the date ?
Any tutorial or any help ?
I still need this. What programs must i use to do that ?
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if it is hard coded in the movie you won’t be able to change the text cause it will be the video itself.. Using a video editor you could try it but it won’t look nice.. it’s like painting over it…
if it is hard coded in the movie you won’t be able to change the text cause it will be the video itself.. Using a video editor you could try it but it won’t look nice.. it’s like painting over it…So what programs do i need to do that ? I see sometimes movies where there are parts blurred pretty wel.
And to it says this in the rules (not wanted to be harsh). So was i wrong with bumping it ?
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adobe premiere is the king (most probably overkill) but it does the job (and yes that is what they use to blur text away)
just search for it in the apps forum.