A few comments from people in the industry who have tried FrameShots to capture video frames:

Great little program Odie. I tried it out. I like it cause you can take quick snapshots of wmv files. I try and sometimes look for good frames within wmv files and it's a pain using other programs.

~D

One of the most helpful tools I have found the last year. Especially the fact that it removes the black edges and can save a user specified number of frames to the hard disk AND you can select the compression method is without match...You just can't imagine how much time it saves me.

~Brain Bricks

I'm quite excited, because I've been looking for a solution like this for awhile and it was needed! :-)

~Patrick

I always used BSplayer to take snapshots and JPEG resizer to batch resize all the images..... this is a very handy tool indeed... that 'automated' feature of taking a snapshot (and saving it) every X frames/seconds would be incredible! (because virtualdub has such a similar feature, but it just saves all the frames, and in the bulky bmp format.... so ya get a few gigs images for just one moviefile.)

Thx for this very useful app Odie!

~Cpt_CoPyCaT

I DL'ed it last nite and its a godsend dude...its a great lil tool to make VirtualDub look like a old and out of date dubber.

~darnpj

Excellent AVI thumbnail maker Odie! I've been looking for good video screen capture software like this for a long time. I'll keep taking my video snapshots and you keep on making some great frame capture software!

~Mike

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