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Cover a logo patch in your own footage with FFmpeg delogo
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What this guide covers
For editors who need to hide a small logo or bug in footage they own the rights to edit. You end with a placed rectangle and a render that fills it from surrounding pixels. It follows the FFmpeg filters manual and was not run.
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Guide title
Cover a logo patch in your own footage with FFmpeg delogo
Coverage
For editors who need to hide a small logo or bug in footage they own the rights to edit. You end with a placed rectangle and a render that fills it from surrounding pixels. It follows the FFmpeg filters manual and was not run.
Example
A hypothetical test clip with a studio bug in the corner: place the rectangle with the preview option, then render without it; nothing was run.
Useful starting points
- Check you have the right to remove a logo; the manual says nothing about rights.
- A visible blur patch is likely over busy detail; the manual notes results vary, so inspect several frames at full size.
- If a smear remains, the rectangle is probably too small or misplaced; enlarge it and recheck.
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