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Thumbnail Index Software
Does anyone know of software that will take a Quicktime Movie and grab thumbnails at a specific time interval and create a JPEG file of the thumbnails in a grid?
I want to use something like this for archiving. |
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The process is called "logging", here's one app that help automate the process - not sure if it retains/exports thumbnails.
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To me "logging" is primarily a text-based process. I'm after a purely visual reference.
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You might try this app:
SnapFlow - An image studio for your videos ... or you could get with a developer and create a cool new FCP plug-in! |
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"Snapflow" doesn't do what I want. "Thumber" comes close but I need a few other features to make it workable - Remembering settings, storing in a specific folder, batch processing, identifying filename/location/date/size/length/codec in text at the top.
I find it hard to believe no one makes this. Here's a PC program that does what I want: http://www.fastvideoindexer.com/screenshots.htm |
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