Not sure why a .jpg wouldn't work. Even if it doesn't, convert it to anything you like. .
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Did not know I could convert it to anything. Is the jpeg the best to use or is there a better one

Bitmap (.bmp) is also good. .
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Quote: Im having a freind design a logo I can stick in on the end of my videos. What format does it need to be. GIF,or what other. Guess it can not be a jpeg. He needs to know which one to make it in. It will have no background so I can stick it on any frame on the time line

Thank you!!

If you are looking for just a static logo graphic (non video), png format often very good. It's easy to make png have a transparent background so the logo can sit on top of the underlying content.

Jeff

I second png. A gif will work, but has limited colors and usually doesn't look as good in the finished product. __________________________________
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Hi,

I have even added Qr codes to videos and been able to scan them using my phone...

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Had my friend send me some jpeg images that were done at 300 dpi. When I looked at them in power director and enlarged to the full screen on my computer the resolution was very bad. What settings should I tell him to use. He is not familiar with the png format. But I wonder if he makes them in jpeg and saves as then picks .png ??

What were the resolution of the logo in pixels? 300dpi of a 100 pixel square is blury when enlarged to a full screen. The dimensions or pixel amounts are important.

will check and get back to you

I have looked for a how to video and have not found one. How do I place a logo on my video in PD 13

Quote: I have looked for a how to video and have not found one. How do I place a logo on my video in PD 13

Simply drag your k2 logo to video track 2, set duration as required.

Jeff

pixels are 216 x 46 300dpi

Are these to low

Quote: pixels are 216 x 46 300dpi

Are these to low

You need to have your friend make your logo at least 1920x1080 pixels as a PNG. That is a 16:9 aspect ratio.

300 dpi is a reference to printing. You must know the dimensions of the print such as 8.5 x 11 inches. If your print is 8.5 inches wide at 300 dpi then the image is 8.5 * 300 = 2550 pixels wide. What the other dimension is depends on the aspect ratio.

A good explanation of how images on a computer vs images that are printed work.

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think we got it !!!

Thanks guys!!

here is a sample
https://vimeo.com/145003830