Watermark Master allows to perform simple montage
operations, such as insertion of video clips, pictures and audio files
into movies, displacement and replacement of movies' audio streams and
others. The montage operations can be applied to any desirable quantity
of videos at once. For example, you can insert the same video clip in
the beginning of 100 different source files per one click.
To access the montage functions, go to the
Montage tab in the preview area of the main program window. Then click
a source file in the "Source File" window.
To add a scene, click the "Add scene"
button on the Montage toolbar or open menu
Montage > Add Scene (or press "CTRL+ ALT+S"). The following
commands, options and parameters are available in the opened "Add
Scene" dialog window:
Add
video - inserts a video file into the movie.
File
- the path to a video file to be inserted.
Add
video stream - if enabled, the video stream of the selected video
file will be inserted.
Add
audio stream - if enabled, the audio stream of the selected video
file will be inserted.
Add
image - inserts a graphic file into the movie.
File
- the path to a graphic file to be inserted.
Duration
- the time during which the inserted image will be displayed (in hh:mm:ss.ms
format, where hh - hours, mm - minutes, ss - seconds, ms - milliseconds).
Start from - the custom position the
scene will be inserted at (in hh:mm:ss.ms format).
Adjust the parameters and
click "OK". Now you can see the added scene marked with blue
(or black, if it's an empty scene) in the Montage
control. Click the scene to view
its properties in the "Properties" window. The properties match
the ones specified above, except for the following ones:
Apply Watermark - if enabled, all created
watermarks, if any, will be applied to the added scene as well. Otherwise
the watermarks will be applied to a source file only.
Fade In - the time during which appearance
of the added scene will be protracted for. Creates an effect of smooth
transition between scenes.
Fade Out - the time during which disappearance
of the added scene will be protracted for. Creates an effect of smooth
transition between scenes.
Montage for current file - if enabled,
the specified montage operations will be applied to the selected file
only; otherwise they will be applied to all source files. This option
may be useful when you process a great number of files and want to apply
specific montage operations to each of them.
A special control for visual work with added
scenes is located under the player on the Montage tab.
The currently selected source file is indicated
in green here. The added scene (image) is marked with blue.
You can shift the added scene by clicking and
dragging it. If the scale of the ruler does not allow you to select the
required position precisely enough, you can zoom the ruler in using the
ruler magnifier (located directly over the ruler). To change the duration
of the added scene, click and drag its left or right edge.
Also you can insert a new scene into any desired
position of the source file. For that move the slider to the required
position and click the "Add scene" button on the Montage
toolbar or open menu Montage > Add Scene (or press "CTRL+
ALT+S").
Previewing
the results.
To preview the results before encoding, move
the slider to the initial position (click the stop button in the player)
and click the play button.