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MovieDek 1.0.11

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MovieDek. Extract frames from movies in batch and save them as files on your computer.

Use the Preferences window to specify the rate of frame grabbing, output image type, image scaling, frame range etc.

MovieDek is part of the Limit Point Software Utilities Bundle : http://www.limit-point.com/Utilities.html. Purchase a Utilities password to activate all the utilities, including MovieDek. Updates are always free, new products always included!

What's New

Version 1.0.11:

Previous versions assumed that the duration of each movie frame was the same, which is not always the case. This caused the wrong number of frames to be extracted from some movies. A different approach to finding frame times has been implemented to avoid this problem.
Added the option of padding frame indices on the left with zeros so that frame order matches certain filename sort orders.

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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easer commented on 25 Jul 2008

I don't see how this is significantly different from what I can already do with Quicktime. I'm not saying it's a bad program; I just don't see the major advantage of this program.

[Version 1.0.8]

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EduDeLaPlata replied on 15 May 2011

Please excuse my ignorance, but... How do you manage to batch-extract all frames from a movie using QuickTime?

So far I can take a single snapshot, but that's all....

Thanks in advance for any tip on this!

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Lvdoc replied on 15 May 2011

File --> Export --> Movie to Image Sequence (from the popup menu)

With Snow Leopard, this would require using Quicktime Player 7 (Utilities Folder, Applications Folder) and possibly Quicktime Pro.

EduDeLaPlata replied on 15 May 2011

@Lvdoc: Thanks for answering! You are fully right: The only way to get Export functions in QuickTime 7 is buying the Pro version in Snow Leopard (Quicktime X is simply missing these and other functions as well).

And since QuickTime Pro is thrice the price, this is why this nice little app is definitely for users such as me.
Thanks again Lvdoc, you cleared mine and easer questions at once :)

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