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Add Overlay Image on video at specific time.
Public Function OverlayAddImage( _
ByVal strImage As String, _
ByVal iXPos As Integer, _
ByVal iYPos As Integer, _
ByVal iTranR As Integer, _
ByVal iTranG As Integer, _
ByVal iTranB As Integer, _
ByVal iStartTime As Double, _
ByVal iEndTime As Double, _
ByVal bFade As Bool
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Parameter
strImage
the path of image file. Support bmp, jpg, gif, png, tif file format.
iXPos
Specifies the logical x-coordinate of the starting point of the image.
iYPos
Specifies the logical y-coordinate of the starting point of the image.
iTranR
The color value with red component of transparent color (0-255).
iTranG
The color value with green component of transparent color (0-255).
iTranB
The color value with blue component of transparent color (0-255).
iStartTime
The image's start time in seconds.
iStartTime
The image's end time in seconds.
bFade
enable or disable fade effect.
Return Value
Return true if success, otherwise false.
Example
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Visual Basic Syntax
VideoEdit1.UseOverlay=true
VideoEdit1.InitControl
VideoEdit1.AddVideo "c:\test3.mpg" , 0,10
VideoEdit1.AddAudio "c:\test3.mpg" , 0,10
VideoEdit1.OverlayAddImage "c:\test.bmp", 0, 0, 0, 0,0,10,20, true
VideoEdit1.Preview
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