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    I hope this is the right place for this. I have a clip I am using and I want the last frame to hang on the screen for an additional second or two...is there any way to do this?
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    What software do you have ?

    You can do this in your editor by just stretching the last frame out. Depending on your software, you may have to grab the last frame and paste it onto the end, then stretch it out.

    Or you can do it in your authoring software by again grabbing the last frame and creating a seperate title for it. Link this onto the end of your movie.

    The first is better as you have total control over how it comes up and how long it holds for. The second method is dependent on the player to some degree.
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    Sorry...I am using TMPEng DVD Author.
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    do you have the video or just vob files ?
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    VOB Files, but I have the origiinal discs...
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  6. Hi-

    If using AviSynth to frameserve, and if the last frame is #10000, and if you're in NTSC land and a second is 24 frames, and you want the last frame to repeat for a second:

    Loop(24,10000,10000)

    http://www.avisynth.org/Loop

    You can fade it out if you want:

    http://www.avisynth.org/Fade

    Or dissolve to another clip:

    http://www.avisynth.org/Dissolve

    AviSynth is good at this kind of thing. And that's just some of the easy stuff it can do.
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