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Subject: Saving a Single Image from a MPEG
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06/18/2010 1:55 PM  

Would anyone know if it is possible to save a single image from a MPEG file?  I took pictures & video of my daughter's first Dance Recital.  The pictures of the rehersal came out so so, but the video of the actual recital has some great images on it that I'm hoping to save as JPEG's.  Any ideas?  Thank you!

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06/18/2010 3:51 PM  
The simplest way is to play the video on a monitor as large as or bigger than the original video, pause it at the scene you want, and do a print screen. Then use your favorite photo editor to crop it.
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06/18/2010 4:41 PM  

Another way is to crop out the part of the video want and then convert each frame to a jpeg.

Something like this should work:

ffmpeg -i in.mp4 -vcodec mjpeg -sameq temp/out-%d.jpg

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07/01/2010 2:50 PM  

In most video editing software, there will be a function to export images.  In Roxio 10, while editing a movie, you right click on the image to export it.

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