Acrobat X PRO - WaterMark in Multimedia (video)

I want to add a watermark in a document and I need that the mark also appears on the multimedia elements (video) attached in the document, even when the user watch it in full-screen. Is this possible?
Thanks!

Dave, first at all, thank you very much for your response. I have not any experience on Adobe products. I'm just Java programmer. Do you have any "step by step" on how to build my own player? Another question: is there a way to do "view in full screen button become unavailable?
Thank you for your answers,
Paul.

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