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Old 08-01-2012, 12:48 AM   #1
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Question where can i find a video to image converter?


i want to edit a video with gimp,i'm berry patient and i was wondering how to transform a video frames into pictures all of the frames,is it posible with openshot? if not then what other software can i use?
 
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there are loads of ways to do this, but I've used mplayer fine in the past, something like:

mplayer video.avi -ao null -vo png

that would dump the frames to png files.
 
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there are loads of ways to do this, but I've used mplayer fine in the past, something like:

mplayer video.avi -ao null -vo png

that would dump the frames to png files.
do i have to specify where te video is? how do i put where to save the .png images?
 
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Do you have to tell it what video to use? Erm... yes.

I don't know if you can specify the location of the output (see manpage for usage), so if not, just run it in the directory you want them to be written to.
 
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