Body: <p>As stated in the title, it is as simply as that. I need a piece of software that plays a video and then allows me to draw on top of the video and then the output will be a new video with the draws on top of the old video.</p>
  <p>I have a linux mint operating system. I prefer free, of course. But is willing to pay.</p>
  
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Comments.Text: You may want to look at collaboration software, rather than video editing software. I believe MS Teams and probably many other programs let you use a whiteboard or annotate a presentation. I think they may -- but I haven't confirmed -- let you share a video and use annotation tools. You might also want to check out Camtasia, although this would not be real-time annotation.
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Comments.Text: Zoom can do that as well and also support recording, but it's not really a video-editor
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Title: a software program that allows me to draw on the screen while a video is playing and outputs a new video with the drawings on top of the old video?
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ThreadText: # a software program that allows me to draw on the screen while a video is playing and outputs a new video with the drawings on top of the old video?
  
  (Asked by: username_0 on 2021-02-24)
  
  As stated in the title, it is as simply as that. I need a piece of software that plays a video and then allows me to draw on top of the video and then the output will be a new video with the draws on top of the old video.
  
  I have a linux mint operating system. I prefer free, of course. But is willing to pay.
  
  **Tags:** video-editor, editing, software-recommendation, software, linux
  
  > **Comments:**
  > **username_1**: You may want to look at collaboration software, rather than video editing software. I believe MS Teams and probably many other programs let you use a whiteboard or annotate a presentation. I think they may -- but I haven't confirmed -- let you share a video and use annotation tools. You might also want to check out Camtasia, although this would not be real-time annotation.  
  > **username_2**: Zoom can do that as well and also support recording, but it's not really a video-editor  
  
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