How to Export Image Files from a Video File using VLC
Download VLC Media Player., Select a folder that you want the images to be exported to., Open VLC., In the bottom left corner of the window, under 'Show Settings', click 'All'. , Look for the expanded menu on the left., Back on the left side menu...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Download VLC Media Player.
If you don't have it installed yet, you can download it here.
VLC is a free medial player that supports many types of video files. -
Step 2: Select a folder that you want the images to be exported to.
Copy the full path of this folder. , From the toolbar, select 'Tools' then 'Preferences'. ,, Under 'Video' click on 'Filters'.
Click the box to enable 'Scene Video Filter'. , Click 'Scene Filter'. ,, This adjusts the proportion of frames from the video that will be exported.
For example, if the recording ratio is set to 10, 1 out of every 10 frames will be saved to your folder as an image file. ,, Let the video play as long as is needed. (Media
-> Open File). , Tools
-> Preferences Show Settings
-> All Click the box to disable 'Scene Video Filter'. , -
Step 3: Open VLC.
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Step 4: In the bottom left corner of the window
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Step 5: under 'Show Settings'
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Step 6: click 'All'.
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Step 7: Look for the expanded menu on the left.
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Step 8: Back on the left side menu
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Step 9: under 'Video'
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Step 10: click the triangle beside 'Filters' to expand it.
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Step 11: Paste your previously copied path into 'Directory path prefix'.
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Step 12: Adjust your 'recording ratio'.
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Step 13: Save your settings.
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Step 14: Open the video file that you wish to pull the images from.
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Step 15: Once your video is done playing and you are satisfied with the image captures
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Step 16: disable the 'Scene video filter' so that VLC will not generate images during every video that is played.
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Step 17: Open your previously selected folder to view your images.
Detailed Guide
If you don't have it installed yet, you can download it here.
VLC is a free medial player that supports many types of video files.
Copy the full path of this folder. , From the toolbar, select 'Tools' then 'Preferences'. ,, Under 'Video' click on 'Filters'.
Click the box to enable 'Scene Video Filter'. , Click 'Scene Filter'. ,, This adjusts the proportion of frames from the video that will be exported.
For example, if the recording ratio is set to 10, 1 out of every 10 frames will be saved to your folder as an image file. ,, Let the video play as long as is needed. (Media
-> Open File). , Tools
-> Preferences Show Settings
-> All Click the box to disable 'Scene Video Filter'. ,
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