Does the software have a "frame graber" that allows the capture of a fame and saving it as a JPEG?
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This software allows to take a Snapshot to the File of the frame, and save it as an image file (.jpg or .png). Although there is no Frame Grabber per say. Here is the instruction for this: Right-click the display and choose Save Snapshot to File to save the current frame as an image file. The Save Snapshot to File dialog is displayed to allow you to choose the format and location where you want to save the file. The file is automatically added to the Project Media window. Hopefully it helps. Best wishes, MP
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Yes. Here's a youtube video showing how.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xYr-MjPrPY&sns;=em
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This software allows to take a Snapshot to the File of the frame, and save it as an image file (.jpg or .png). Although there is no Frame Grabber per say. Here is the instruction for this:Right-click the display and choose Save Snapshot to File to save the current frame as an image file.The Save Snapshot to File dialog is displayed to allow you to choose the format and location where you want to save the file. The file is automatically added to the Project Media window.Hopefully it helps.Best wishes, MP
2033118
Yes, it can capture stills both from video playback (in review mode) and in the moment (in photo mode).
926028
Load them on a thumb drive and use the thumb drive to load them on your pic frame program
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The other answer suggested the answer is no. However I recorded a short video and snapped pix while the video was recording and those pix were recorded as was the video. I doubt this is a feature I'd use since I generally don't record video on my camera.
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yes, if you can find a program that will capture and stream it for it (it does the capturing part). FWIW, ffmpeg should be able to do it in about 3 months :)
777571
Yes. I loaded about 400 pictures to a SD card and inserted it into the frame. Worked great!
396399
Absolutely! It's been my experience that if you can see it on your monitor, you can capture it!
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I found out about Picassa through your post. It is SO MUCH better than my current photo software! Thanks so much for your post. I'm having a great time with Picassa and it's free!! Made my first movie a few days ago - so user friendly.
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I haven't messed with the software that comes with it, but I recommend checking out iSpy. Free, and works very well with these camera handling motion detection and recording.
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No, you need a capture device. Depending on your system, use a type of black magic design capture product.
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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I think it requires a software program that handles video and allows you to separate each frame. I am in need of the same requirement.
60680
I don't believe that you can...NO. However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
1985536
No. That can be done easily with a free third party software like Frameshots 3.
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Yes, it does do this if you sign up for their recording service, which offers a free 30 day trial then a small monthly fee per cam. All the recorded motion shots are archived online.
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Yes, it has several time lapse options. It can capture a frame every 1s, 5s, 10s, 20s, and 30s, I believe.
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You can't do this simultaneously, but once the video is recorded, you can capture individual frames of it as individual pictures - all in the camera with no other software needed.