Video frames

cyuc5722 wrote on 8/22/2003, 4:29 PM

I'm new to VF and I need to capture video from a camera and look at it frame by frame. Is that possible with VF? If so, how do you create each frame in the timeline?

Comments

Steve Grisetti wrote on 8/22/2003, 5:00 PM

The easiest way is to just lay your clip on the timeline and use the space bar to move through it one frame at a time.

JohnnyRoy wrote on 8/23/2003, 7:29 AM

Hmmm... on my version of VF the space bar plays the clip. The left and right arrows move in increments by frames. You will need to zoom-in, in order to move one frame at a time, but yes, VF can do this. I believe the default view does 5 frames at a time before you zoom in.

~jr

IanG wrote on 8/23/2003, 10:14 AM

You can see where you are on the status bar under the timeline. With my wheel-mouse, zooming in by one "notch" reduces the number of frames/increment by one.

Ian G.

jga324 wrote on 8/23/2003, 10:22 AM

I think Alt + left/right arrow keys (4,6 on keypad) moves by frame.

gogiants wrote on 8/28/2003, 2:42 PM

Yes, Alt+Left/Right arrow key will move back/forward one frame at a time, regardless of your "zoom" level on the timeline.