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I am looking for a program that rips frames from movies and turns them into picture files. Anyone with help on that?
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This is the one I use for frame captures:
http://mac.softpedia.com/get/Video/DVD-Capture.shtml I don't have DVD ripper but here's a link: http://dvdrippermac.bestdvdripper.ne...FSDxDAodUQsVjQ There's a free one on this page (below the PC one): http://www.dvd-ipod.biz/freeware/free-dvd-ripper.html
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You can always pause the movie on the frame you want and click command-shift-4. You'll get a target icon instead of your cursor and then you click and drag over the area you want to copy. The picture file will appear on your desktop as "Picture 1."
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Thank you, but will it take a whole series of frames from a film automatically? Like I am computer colorizing this old movie and would like all the frames extracted for me to color in...
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Sorry about that. I thought you could copy anything on your screen.
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