FrameShots description
FrameShots - create thumbnails from MPEG/AVI/DIVX/WMV movie files

FrameShots takes snapshots of MPEG/AVI/WMV/DivX files to create high-quality thumbnails.

Features include the ability to navigate frame by frame to capture a frame of video. It has an option to auto-trim any black borders around your videos.

FrameShots is a software that create thumbnails from movie files.

The thumbnail creator allows you to copy entire frames or just the snapshot straight to the clipboard for easy transfer to Photoshop or any other image editing software.

FrameShots also has an auto-thumbs feature which will automatically make a thumbnail at periodic set intervals during the video file.

Here are some key features of "FrameShots":

· Easy Thumbnails! Grab screenshots of videos for JPEG output. Control the height and width and quality of JPEG. Apply resampling filters. Automatically crop black borders from around thumbnails.
· Capture almost any video! Great for grabbing AVI snapshots, MPEG snapshots, and WMV snapshots. Also works with XviD, DivX, Ogm, and any other video file Windows Media Player can play.
· Options! Take snapshots at set time intervals in a movie or set desired number of snapshots for a movie and watch FrameShots do the work for you.
· Watermarks! Have FrameShots automatically place a text or image watermark on your screenshots. Control the transparency and placement of the watermark within FrameShots.
· Command Line! Grab screenshots of video via the command line.
· Auto Thumbs! Set a queue of movies for FrameShots to create thumbnails from. Preset frame capture options for each video, then watch FrameShots go to work for you.
· DRM support! FrameShots has the capability to capture screenshots of videos protected by Digital Rights Management (DRM).
· Precise Navigation! Use seeking bars and skip bars to navigate to that perfect frame. Control the skip feature by pre-setting the amount of frames to skip by.
· Simple to use! FrameShots has been said to have a 3 second learning curve.


Requirements:

· DirectX 8 is required. DirectX 9 recommended.
· Windows Media Player 9 or Windows Media Player 10
· QuickTime must be installed to play QuickTime files


Limitations:

· The demo version has a watermark on the snapshots