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    I am looking for a program that will let me save a particular frame from a video to a JPG file.

    I currently use PowerDVD and I have to keep clicking on a key on the keyboard to save to files on the hard drive while the video is playing. Then I have to go the files and *hope* that one of them is what I want.

    Is there a better way????
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    How are you defining "particular frame" other than clicking a key?

    On Power DVD you can step frame.

    What am I missing?

    PS If your captured video has timecode, programs like Premiere can capture to a frame defined by timecode. Good software will capture +/- several frames so you can choose the best frame.
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  3. As you approach the frame you want, put the video in 'pause' mode, step advance to the exact frame you want then capture that frame and 'save as'.
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    technically you will get a better frame cap on the fly for live or interlace tape .
    'step frame' is usually a field only (half vertical resolution)
    a DVD contains info in interlace format.
    a DVD has all the info to construct a full frame. It depends on the player.
    if there is motion between fields, you will see tearing unless motion adaptive processing is applied.
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