I was wonder if anyone knew how to cut images out of video like how this site does when your about to download a specific episode.
How to Get Images out of Video
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QUOTE (Anime-Kamisama @ Aug 13 2007, 02:08 PM) I was wonder if anyone knew how to cut images out of video like how this site does when your about to download a specific episode.
If you are using VLC, there should be a set option. Go under Advanced Hot Keys in preferences. I think the default is Ctrl+Shift+S, but don't take my word for the default keys. Hold it as long as you want and it will make screenshots for every frame. I suggest not holding it for too long as it may crash your media player at times.
If you are using VLC, there should be a set option. Go under Advanced Hot Keys in preferences. I think the default is Ctrl+Shift+S, but don't take my word for the default keys. Hold it as long as you want and it will make screenshots for every frame. I suggest not holding it for too long as it may crash your media player at times.
If you want to step through a video to pick out individual frames, I recommend the freeware editor VirtualDub (at least for AVI files), you can go through from scene to scene or frame to frame and copy individual frames to the clipboard or save a sequence of frames as bitmaps or jpegs. There's also a modded version, VirtualDubMod, which can edit MKV & OGM files (but unfortunately not H264 ones).
VirtualDubMod is also useful for demultiplexing the OP or ED of an anime as an MP3 file to listen to on your MP3 player etc. (you can also use the original VirtualDub for this but it makes an MP3 encoded WAV file instead, which not all players will cope with.)
If you need software to crop or tweak a saved image, the freeware image viewer Irfanview is very good for basic adjustments and effects.
VirtualDubMod is also useful for demultiplexing the OP or ED of an anime as an MP3 file to listen to on your MP3 player etc. (you can also use the original VirtualDub for this but it makes an MP3 encoded WAV file instead, which not all players will cope with.)
If you need software to crop or tweak a saved image, the freeware image viewer Irfanview is very good for basic adjustments and effects.
QUOTE (Hiroyuki @ Aug 16 2007, 06:18 PM) (you can also use the original VirtualDub for this but it makes an MP3 encoded WAV file instead, which not all players will cope with.)
Just click on Save WAV and then change the extension of the file you're about to save to .mp3 (if that is what is in the file you are ripping audio from). And all decent players should be able to handle wav. If it can't then I say remove it.
Just click on Save WAV and then change the extension of the file you're about to save to .mp3 (if that is what is in the file you are ripping audio from). And all decent players should be able to handle wav. If it can't then I say remove it.
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