so say i capture a clip of video and i want to pause or go frame by frame and then save a frame to my hard drive. can this be done with this low dollar version of mine?
thanks.capturing a still image from video?
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freeflier77
capturing a still image from video?
im using version 5 that came bundled with my capture card and i was wondering if it is possible to save a still video image to my hard drive?
so say i capture a clip of video and i want to pause or go frame by frame and then save a frame to my hard drive. can this be done with this low dollar version of mine? thanks.
so say i capture a clip of video and i want to pause or go frame by frame and then save a frame to my hard drive. can this be done with this low dollar version of mine?
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Trevor Andrew
From VS 5 Manual
Capturing still images
In addition to video, VideoStudio also allows you to capture still
images. Simply follow the procedure for DV video, but in step 4,
press the Capture image button on the Options panel instead
whenever you see a frame you want. For details, see page 39.
Capture image button
The button looks like a camara
Capturing still images
In addition to video, VideoStudio also allows you to capture still
images. Simply follow the procedure for DV video, but in step 4,
press the Capture image button on the Options panel instead
whenever you see a frame you want. For details, see page 39.
Capture image button
The button looks like a camara
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freeflier77
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Trevor Andrew
Hi
The image should have been saved in your working folder.
I cannot remember how to assign a working folder using VS 5.
Its been a long time since i used this version.
From the VS 5 Manual
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Capturing still images:
1 Select a clip in your project.
2 Drag the Preview bar to a single frame
you want to capture.
3 Switch to an image folder in the Library.
The folder can be the default Image
folder, or the one created by yourself.
4 Click the Save current frame as a new
image file button on the Options panel.
The new image file is saved in the hard
disk and is represented as a thumbnail
under the image folder you assigned.
If you right click the thumbnail in the library and select properties, this should show the location of the image. ( at least thats how it works for vs 7/8.
Try pressing (G) the global button to access additional preferences, the project/working folder may be listed.
The manual can be downloaded from
ftp://ftp.ulead.com/pub/Manual/
Hope this helps
The image should have been saved in your working folder.
I cannot remember how to assign a working folder using VS 5.
Its been a long time since i used this version.
From the VS 5 Manual
Quote
Capturing still images:
1 Select a clip in your project.
2 Drag the Preview bar to a single frame
you want to capture.
3 Switch to an image folder in the Library.
The folder can be the default Image
folder, or the one created by yourself.
4 Click the Save current frame as a new
image file button on the Options panel.
The new image file is saved in the hard
disk and is represented as a thumbnail
under the image folder you assigned.
If you right click the thumbnail in the library and select properties, this should show the location of the image. ( at least thats how it works for vs 7/8.
Try pressing (G) the global button to access additional preferences, the project/working folder may be listed.
The manual can be downloaded from
ftp://ftp.ulead.com/pub/Manual/
Hope this helps
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THoff