From: "Shahaf"
[Quoted Text] > I need to do something which doesn't sound too
> complicated but I couldn't find anything about the
> subject so maybe I'm using the wrong terminology.
> I have 2 WMV files in the same duration one is big and
> should be used at the bottom and the other one which is
> much smaller should be merger on top of the first one.
>
> The result I would like to get is one output WMV file
> which is a merger of both movies one on top of the other.
>
> I would greatly appreciate idea and suggestions because
> the only thing
> I could think of is to use WMFormat SDK and to copy the
> pixels of the small movie one by one for each frame.
> This will probably take a LONG LONG time.
But that is what you need to do. Unless you are using your
own player, you need to mix the 2 video streams, which
implies decoding them, and rencode the mixed output. If you
use your own player, you can mux (mux, not mix) the
precompressed streams into a single WMV with 2 video streams
and then, during playback, you can simply render the 2
streams where you want them to appear on the screen.
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