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As detailed in the AWS MediaConvert Motion Overlay referenced, the overlay source needs to be a .mov, encoded as an QuickTime Animation file (RLE), using the RGBA coloring. MediaConvert, in the Global Processor settings, nor in the QuickTime Container settings, does not offer the ability to create an opaqueness level for the overlay. It does a direct overlay of the file onto the video file being transcode.
Perhaps investigate setting any desired opaque level when creating the motion overlay source file. This would then allow the opaqueness of the overlay to be added on top of the video source.
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Okay, it sounds like this is a no-go if the integration between MediaConvert and Motion Overlay requires changing the input file in a way that MediaConvert cannot support. Is this something we can feature request?