the web video script that I’m using adds a watermark successfully, however, the watermark.png looks ok on the small screen, but when full screen is selected the watermark.png image looks much less sharp. ‘scale2ref’ seems like a possible solution. I have tried different attempts with it without success. The ffmpeg documentation shows: “Scale a logo to 1/10th the height of a video, while preserving its display aspect ratio”: [logo-in][video-in]scale2ref=w=oh*mdar:h=ih/10[logo-out][video-out] I need guidance with integrating scale2ref into a current line of code, for example: $ffmpegCommand =''.$ffmpeg_b.' -y -i '.$video_file_full_path.' -i '.escapeshellarg($watermark_image_full_path).' -i '.escapeshellarg($watermark_image_full_path).' -filter_complex "scale=426:-2, scale=426:-2, overlay=10:10, overlay=170:170:enable=between(t\,5\,5+2)" -vcodec libx264 -preset '.$pt->config->convert_speed.' -crf 26 '.$video_output_full_path_240.' 2>&1'; Code (markup): any additional assistance is appreciated.
This likely happens when the screen resolution is 50% or more larger than the movie resolution. Solution, use higher resolution movies. If your video is 480p (for example) of course any watermarked text is going to be blurry shown at 1080p. The only solution is better quality movies. Guessing wildly though, since you provided no actual example of such a movie, and half the commands in that ffmpeg string I don't recognize or use.