adobe изначально с avi форматом работает, если там такое и возможно замутить с wmv форматом, то качество сильно пострадает, я же хочу найти программу, которая сделает это без потери качества.
Да нет, Адоб Премьер то любой формат скушает. Но без потери качества, imho никак не получиться сделать, к сожалению. В любом случае перекодировать придется поток, а это уже потери.
Есть программки, которые на jpeg лого кладут без потерь. Но с видео аналогов найти не удалось
Все сложнее там гораздо. Может быть, как вариант, вот такая вот штука сгодится.
The ASX Syntaxes
<ASX>: Indicates an ASX metafile.
<Abstract>: Provides a brief description of the media file.
<Title>: Title of the media file.
<Author>: The author's name .
<Copyright>: Detailed copyright information (e.g., company name and copyright year).
<MoreInfo href = "path of the source" / >: Adds hyperlinks to the Windows Media Player interface in order to provide additional resources on the content.
<Entry>: Serves a playlist of media by inserting multiple "Entry" elements in succession.
<Duration value = "00:00:00">: Sets the value attribute for the length of time a streaming media file is to be played.
<Logo href = "path of the logo source" Style = "a style" / >: Adds custom graphics to the Windows Media player by choosing either a watermark or icon style. The image formats that Windows Media Player supports are GIF, BMP, and JPEG.
MARK: The logo appears in the lower right corner of the video area while Windows Media Player is connecting to a server and opening a piece of content.
ICON: The logo appears as an icon on the display panel, next to the title of the show or clip.
<Banner href = "path of the banner source">: Places a banner (82 pixels × 30 pixels) image at the bottom of the video display area.
<Ref href = "path of the source" / >: Specifies a URL for a content stream.
How to define the path of source:
Windows Media Services Server: File names will start with
mms://.
HTTP Server: File names will start with
http://.
Local or network drive: File names will start with
file://.
ASX files, on the other hand, are small text files that can always sit on an HTTP server. When the browser interprets the ASX file, it access the streaming media file that is specified inside the ASX file, from the proper HTTP, mms, or file server.
?sami="path of the source": Defines the path of a SAMI caption file within the <ref href> tag for media source.