save frame in movie maker as jpg


  1. Posts : 5
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       #1

    save frame in movie maker as jpg


    My father set up his video camera with a slide viewer to make a VHS tape of the slides. I have copied it to a DVD, then converted the .vob file to an .mpg. Can I clip out a single frame and save it as a .jpg? How? I have Windows Live Movie Maker.
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  2. Posts : 10,485
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    Welcome to the Seven Forums.

    Converting from one file format (VOB) to another file format (MPG) will usually result in some loss of quality. I would suggest installing the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. It comes with a version of the Media Player Classic player. That Media Player (along with the K-Lite codecs) will play most any file format. You should be able to play the VOB file directly (without converting it).

    Media Player Classic will let you step thru the video file using the left and right arrow keys. Once you find the frame of interest, you can save a screenshot of it via Media Player Classic's menu bar. File > Save Image... You can save the image as JPG or BMP or PNG.

    You can get K-Lite from here.

    During the install, you can leave everything at the default settings except on these two screens:


    Uncheck that last option - unless you just want to go to their website.

    save frame in movie maker as jpg-k-lite1.png


    Check this option to decline junk.

    save frame in movie maker as jpg-k-lite2.png
    Last edited by UsernameIssues; 15 Oct 2013 at 01:28.
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  3. Posts : 10,485
    W7 Pro SP1 64bit
       #3

    After you install K-Lite with Media Player Classic (MPC), open the MPC player.

    Select View from the menu bar...
    ...then select Options from the menu.
    Change the jump settings to look like this:

    save frame in movie maker as jpg-k-lite3.png

    Those settings determine how many milliseconds (ms) to jump each time you press an arrow key:
    Right arrow = jump forward 10 ms
    CTRL+Right arrow = jump forward 50 ms
    ALT+Right arrow = jump forward 200 ms
    The left arrow jumps back - using the same modifier keys to make bigger jumps.


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  4. Posts : 5
    windows 7 pro 64 bit
    Thread Starter
       #4

    These a copies of old slides taken from an old VHS tape. Quality is not an issue; it isn't going to be great no matter what I do.
    In Movie Maker, I have no "Files" tab nor any "Save as" options on any tabs. The only Save option is "Save Project as..."
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  5. Posts : 5
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       #5

    Okay, I installed MPC and the codecs. When I try to open a .vob file from my CD, MPC does not find any compatible files. What now?
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  6. Posts : 5
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       #6

    Tried opening the .vob directly from the CD......and IT WORKS! Thanks so much.
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  7. Posts : 5
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    Thread Starter
       #7

    Now.....is there a way to advance frame by frame?
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  8. Posts : 10,485
    W7 Pro SP1 64bit
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    kjohnsn said:
    Tried opening the .vob directly from the CD......and IT WORKS! Thanks so much.
    You are welcome.

    kjohnsn said:
    Now.....is there a way to advance frame by frame?
    The info in post#3 should do that for you. Let me know if it does not work the way that you need it to.
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