Originally posted by attar:

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I don't know of a program that will do it - and since there are no responses, perhaps try posting at Videohelp.com

It can be done using freeware - but there is a learning curve if your not familiar with VirtualDub and Avisynth.

In effect, you write a script and send that to VirtualDub.
Save the output as an AVI file.
The finished example is in the link.
The script consists of the five lines (#comments are not part of the script).


View My Video


AVISource("cd1.avi")

Animate(0,100,"subtitle","Everything's",-1000,320,0,400,"graffiti",
\1000,$FF0000,"Everything's",180,1,0,400,"graffiti",70,$FF0000)

Animate(0,100,"subtitle","... super",-1000,340,0,400,"arial",
\1000,$FF0000,"... super",180,250,0,400,"arial",70,$FF0000)

# Avisource is the video
# Animation occurs from frame 0 to 100
# Subtitle text 'Everything's' is at x/y -1000 320; -1000 is off screen, thus the effect
# The final position of the text is column/row x/y 180/1
# The text is displayed from frame 0 to frame 400
# The font size is initially 1000 and ends at 70
# 'super' is similar to above,except that it's initially at -1000 340 and finally at column 180/250

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