HOW TO SNAP A FRAME FROM A MOVIE
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    HOW TO SNAP A FRAME FROM A MOVIE

    I would like to snap a single frame from a Avi (or other format) movies, what software do I need to get in order to do this job!
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    If you want to capture a frame in the same resolution as the video, you would probably need video editing software that can work with the format(s) you are using. If you just want a cheap and easy method, pause the video playback and use some screen capture software.

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    jdc2000.Thank you for your enlightening answer, but this was known to me, before I posted this question, I think you missed the "What"
    Now what specifically "if you know!" can be used to do the job,
    I did a google search but with mixed results,
    this issue is very important for me now.
    Thank you again!
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    I still need some clarification on exactly what you are needing.

    Do you need the frame to be the same resolution as the original video? I am assuming the answer is yes.

    What is your budget for this project?

    If you are looking for something free, these links might be useful if you have any coding experience:

    http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/...ing-AVI-Frames

    http://www.vbaccelerator.com/home/VB...or/article.asp


    Or, try IrfanView:

    https://irfanview-forum.de/showthrea...e-from-avi-mpg

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    I have used the native SnipIt in Vista and Win 7 to do what you want.

    Tmpgenc is what I used to extract stills from a .avi video.
    http://www.videohelp.com/tools/TMPGEnc
    Used the mpeg2 plugin also.

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    Thanks to Train and jdc2000
    this is more usefull,
    I've a registered sony vegas 9 somewhere on a cd disc I'll install it and learn how to use this software, it has the capacity to do the job I also downloaded several youtube videos on how to,
    Thx again!
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    Good luck in your endeavor. Took a few days, but I finally got it done.

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