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  1. I want to extract all frames from a video file automatically.
    Best program i've found so far is ImageGrab but i need an alternative, also free and without adware or spyware.
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    Virtualdub, file->export->image sequence.
    avidemux, file->save->save jpg images.
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    Another alternative you might want to check out is http://www.anyframe.net. It runs in cloud so no installation needed. It supports youtube videos as well as your own videos. Extracted images can be shared on facebook or downloaded to your computer.

    Hope this helps !
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    If you care for command line... FFmpeg will allow you to save frames every so many seconds. Below is for ever 2 seconds starting at the beginning.

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    ffmpeg.exe -i "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\video_1.ts" -ss 00:00:00.000 -f image2 -vf fps=fps=1/2 "C:\Users\Bud\Desktop\ImageFolder\Video_img%05d.jpg"
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    Originally Posted by holdenc View Post
    Another alternative you might want to check out is http://www.anyframe.net. It runs in cloud so no installation needed. It supports youtube videos as well as your own videos. Extracted images can be shared on facebook or downloaded to your computer.

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    Can I upload a 40GB Blu-ray m2ts file?
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick View Post
    Originally Posted by holdenc View Post
    Another alternative you might want to check out is http://www.anyframe.net. It runs in cloud so no installation needed. It supports youtube videos as well as your own videos. Extracted images can be shared on facebook or downloaded to your computer.

    Hope this helps !
    Can I upload a 40GB Blu-ray m2ts file?

    Currently only 1GB file size is supported. I am guessing this limit was dictated by the current users. I am wondering, what is your use case ? How many of those 40GB files you are planning to process in month ?
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