Take movie snapshots with just one click, or batch export movie screenshots in multiple files.
Movie2Shot allows the user to take movie snapshots quickly and easily. All you have to do is set your default export settings (rescaled resolution, graphic format, export destination...). And drag and drop a movie file onto a media drop box. Then scrub the movie and click on the export button or press Command + T. Find another frame and click on the export button. Or let Movie2Shot extract movie snapshots automatically like one screenshot every 5 seconds or 50 random screenshots.
System requirements: Mac OS X 10.6.6 ~ 10.6.8, 10.7.x, 10.8.x
v1.7 [Jun 11, 2012]
- Preferences: Enable 'Start with 001,' and the application will skip the first screenshot and instead start with a file named 001 preceded by the file path set by the user.
- Fix: Clicking on the Resize button over the display window to change movie dimensions could cause some problem. In the meantime, enable 'Lock ratio" to maintain the original aspect ratio.
- Fix: Clicking on the frame checkbox under under the Export tab of the Preferences window did not let the user enter frame dimensions in the number fields.
- Fix: After clicking on the frame color button under under the Export tab of the Preferences window to pick a color, pressing Cancel will not set the color (#000000) to black but keep the previous one.
- The user can now change frame colors right on the Export settings window.
- Fix: The application could crash when the user quit it by clicking on the close button on the main window while the movie player was open.
- Fix: Fix: The application could crash under 1Movie1/1Movie2 when the user pressed the Export button for the second time.
- Several other minor changes and fixes are done.
