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  1. hi is it possible to create a thumbnail from video files like the sample below with batch file either with mtn or ffmpeg including the mediainfo as the sample image ?

    im currently using video thumbnail maker but was wondering if this can be done with bat file


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    thanks for any help
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    Use ffmpeg

    ffmpeg -i video.mkv -start_number 1 -vf fps=1/420 image-%03d.jpg

    the 1/420 means to create an image every 7 minutes (7x60=420 seconds), like in your snapshots.

    The %03d.jpg means create an image name like image-001, image-002 etc
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    Hi, I am working on a program that can do this, it has its own batch system but can also be used within a bat.

    https://vongoob9.gitlab.io/subtitles_contact_sheet_qt/
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  4. Originally Posted by Subtitles View Post
    Use ffmpeg

    ffmpeg -i video.mkv -start_number 1 -vf fps=1/420 image-%03d.jpg

    the 1/420 means to create an image every 7 minutes (7x60=420 seconds), like in your snapshots.

    The %03d.jpg means create an image name like image-001, image-002 etc
    thank you for your reply. didnt work like this..changed it to this

    Code:
    ffmpeg -i %1 -start_number 1 -vf fps=1/420 pic%%05d.jpg
    but also need to be saved as the sample as 1 image. not take 7+ images depending on the duration. create a single image with 2 rows 3 columns if possible
    Last edited by khaled22; 12th Jun 2025 at 07:53.
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  5. Originally Posted by khaled22 View Post
    but also need to be saved as the sample as 1 image. not take 7+ images depending on the duration. create a single image with 2 rows 3 columns if possible
    The link I gave you has a batch file that does that.
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