Conversion of img file to video file

hi all,
I have a text file .I have to assign back ground for it and make it a img file .
for that image file i have to attach a audio file and make it a video file.
when i open this video file i should see the text file as image file
and could hear the music in background.
I should write pgm for this .Pls,Can anybody help me out in solving this prob.
Regards,
renun

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hi,
I have a text file .I have to assign back ground for it and make it a img file .
for that image file i have to attach a audio file and make it a video file.
when i open this video file i should see the text file as image file
and could hear the music in background.
I should write pgm for this .Pls,Can anybody help me out in solving this prob.
Regards,
renun

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