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video capture?

Discussion in 'Tech Hub' started by Kibagami Jubei, Sep 29, 2004.

  1. Kibagami Jubei

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    do you guys know of a program that can capture video stills pretty well? i wanna make gifs. thanks all.
     
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  2. Squirrel King

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    Eh?
    Capture video stills? "Print Screen" > Image editing program > Paste Is that what you mean?

    Or if you want to capture an image on a VHS tape or something you'll need to buy some expensive stuff for just making gifs.

    BUT if your just trying to make gifs, out of a sequence, I *beleive* virtualdub does that.
     
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  3. Lannon

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    You have to be more specific about what you're trying to do. :confused:
     
    Lannon, Sep 29, 2004
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    Yes...if u want just a plain ol video dump of something u are playing on screen then hit print screen and paste into your gif/image editor.
     
    bakkaNekko, Sep 29, 2004
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    Crap, I can't think of any programs, but I do know that WinDVD 6 platinum has a built in feature that does this automatically for you. You just select the part of the video you want in your .gif.
     
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    Crtl + I is a built-in screencap feature in Win Meda Player 9.. VirtualDub is good if you want to capture video, can also save videosequences as a bunch of stills.. :) Great for gif-making assuming you ave a program to build the gif in.. :)
     
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  7. Kibagami Jubei

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    dope .. thanks.
     
    Kibagami Jubei, Sep 30, 2004
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  8. Aoi

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    You are facing many problems when u want to get the quality you want. You will have to experiment a lot, meaning a LOT of time.

    Also you will have to get the frame rate right on each gif. ANd then there is compatibility. As mozilla based browser get a higher framerate than microsoft.



     
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    I use the ATI Multimedia Video software, it's very easy to take screenshots with it. =D
     
    aLkeMiSt, Oct 2, 2004
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    if you want to make a gif from vid you should check Kira Yamato's Gif Tutorial
     
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  11. Shidoshi

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    VirtualDub will literally make a whole series of images from the frames of your video, which is perfect for what you're trying to do (make animated GIFs).
     
    Shidoshi, Apr 3, 2009
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