1c:T4bc,Intuitive and easy-to-use app that allows you to quickly extract frames from video files. Extract single frame: 1. Open video file; 2. Play, pause or seek to the desired position; 3. Save current frame. Extract multiple frames: 1. Open video file; 2. Play, pause or seek to the desired start position; 3. Set start position; 4. Play, pause or seek to the desired end position; 5. Set end position; 6. Save N frames. Extract all frames: 1. Open video file; 2. Save N frames. App features: • save single frame • save multiple frames (selected interval) • save all frames • output format PNG / JPG • output Jpeg Quality 0 .. 100 % • image width x height will be the same as of initial video • for single frame, output file name will be [video_fn_base]_frame.[ext] • for multiple frames, output file names will be a number starting from 00000001.[ext] When saving multiple frames, the initial file name number will be the next number available for saving in that folder. If the folder already contains some frames previously saved, new frames will continue with the next following number. Please note, if the folder contains too many frames, finding the next available number may take some time.1d:T513,Intuitive and easy-to-use app that allows you to quickly extract frames from video files.

Extract single frame:
1. Open video file;
2. Play, pause or seek to the desired position;
3. Save current frame.

Extract multiple frames:
1. Open video file;
2. Play, pause or seek to the desired start position;
3. Set start position;
4. Play, pause or seek to the desired end position;
5. Set end position;
6. Save N frames.

Extract all frames:
1. Open video file;
2. Save N frames.

App features:
• save single frame
• save multiple frames (selected interval)
• save all frames
• output format PNG / JPG
• output Jpeg Quality 0 .. 100 %
• image width x height will be the same as of initial video
• for single frame, output file name will be [video_fn_base]_frame.[ext]
• for multiple frames, output file names will be a number starting from 00000001.[ext]

When saving multiple frames, the initial file name number will be the next number available for saving in that folder. If the folder already contains some frames previously saved, new frames will continue with the next following number. Please note, if the folder contains too many frames, finding the next available number may take some time.