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Media for Mobile: Saving overlapped video on Android

Seba_N_
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Hello.

Is it possible to do simple video editor on android using Intel INDE?

I need this options:

  1. load video from file
  2. scale it down a little and display twice (first for the full screen, second one showing different time of same video overlapping the first one)
  3. save it as one video file

Something similar to https://abdulazeem.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/video-manipulation-in-ios-resizingmerging-and-overlapping-videos-in-ios/ or this

The output video should have same resolution and frame rate as input.

Is it possible using Intel INDE Media for Mobile? Or should i use FFMPEG?

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Harshdeep_B_Intel
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Hi

INDE media for mobile currently does not  include the exact features you are looking for. But, we have feature of Media for mobile to perform multiple overlapped video frames on texture. 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29386396/android-how-to-save-two-overlapped-videos-as-one-using-mediacodec.

FFMPEG can be used to modify the above feature depending on the your requirements. 

Thanks,

 

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Harshdeep_B_Intel
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Hi

INDE media for mobile currently does not  include the exact features you are looking for. But, we have feature of Media for mobile to perform multiple overlapped video frames on texture. 

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/29386396/android-how-to-save-two-overlapped-videos-as-one-using-mediacodec.

FFMPEG can be used to modify the above feature depending on the your requirements. 

Thanks,

 

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