anyone know of a program...

[gokuss4]

that could capture pics from a video file like mpegs and what not?

 

[Vchat20]

Do you mean like extracting frames from a video file? if so, I dont know.

 

[Buck_Bucholz]

powerdvd 4.0

im pretty sure powerdvd can i have it and it has a capture frame button on it



heres the link

http://www.gocyberlink.com

 

[Buck_Bucholz]

yea it can

i just tested and it does work it has a capture feature and you just capture and paste it in paint, i have also heard of a program called capture&send its like print screen but i think works on anything. i think its made by ursoft? or ursoftware something like that i know they have site yea its :happy:

 

[Buck_Bucholz]

Re: powerdvd 4.0

im pretty sure powerdvd can i have it and it has a capture frame button on it



by the way even though its dvd software it does play media files mpeg etc.

 

[blizz]

just use VDub

http://www.virtualdub.org/

 

[Vchat20]

just a quick question. does anyone know of a free program that can add audio to a video file? and also one that can convert an avi file to an mpeg file?

 

[Slougi]

just a quick question. does anyone know of a free program that can add audio to a video file? and also one that can convert an avi file to an mpeg file?

Look at blizz's post.

 

[The Khan Artist]

Doom9 is the answer, baby.

But to save you the trouble of reding their excellent site, which you will need to do anyway, I will post the link to VirtualDubMod.

 

[Vchat20]

Well, vdub does it for me. I just tryed and got a sample music video. it is about 6.25 seconds long and takes up just under 1MB of space. I did use the divx codec, but didnt seem to help much.

 

[Hacktarux]

on windows when you want to edit videos there's two software to install:
-virtual dub
-tmpegenc

With these two tools you can do everything. (Sometimes when you want to do weird things, avisynth script language is also usefull)

Virtual dub is designed for avi files, and tmpegenc for mpeg files.

 

[Slougi]

on windows when you want to edit videos there's two software to install:
-virtual dub
-tmpegenc

With these two tools you can do everything. (Sometimes when you want to do weird things, avisynth script language is also usefull)

Virtual dub is designed for avi files, and tmpegenc for mpeg files.

What would you use on Linux? I have never looked into this.

 

[gokuss4]

since we're on the topic, does anyone know a program that could make a video better quality, as in better resolution and stuff? or does those two programs have that option...