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I have an AVI file(s) with a date time banner incrementing by the second as the video plays. The time banner is put on the AVI by a proprietary codec; its not in the files metadata, nor is there anything obvious in the avi file that looks like a start time when viewed through a binary editor.

Ideally I would like to stitch the file(s) together, do some overlay, encode them to wmv format and stream through Windows Media Services. However when I encode (using expression encoder) to wmv I lose the date time banner.

Is there a API or tool available where I can programmatically "screen record" the video date time prior (or during) encoding?

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