.AVI into other formats?

photon wrote on 8/21/2001, 1:59 PM

I have some hi-res single frame .avi's out of Bryce5 which I'd like to save as, say, a .bmp or .tif.

Can this be done with VegasLE?
Other suggestions?

thanks,
photon

Comments

ProductionDon wrote on 8/21/2001, 2:05 PM

I can tell you the secret but first please can I have you serial code i lost mines and just installed my software with no code get back! peace Big Duce

photon wrote on 8/21/2001, 2:22 PM

I can't imagine what you're thinking, asking for a copyright violation on the official SF site. Are you having trouble with the meds again?

SonyEPM wrote on 8/21/2001, 3:37 PM

In Vegas you can copy a snapshot of any frame to the windows clipboard, paste that into photoshop or any image editing program, and save to your preferred format.

pb wrote on 8/22/2001, 1:46 PM

I don't think getting someone else's serial number will help you, old chap. One you get it you have 7 days to contact SF tech support and get an activation code. They will ask for the serial number and your PC # (remember?) When the tech looks up the serial # he/she will see that it is already assigned to someone else and, perhaps erroneously, suspect you are attempting to engage in copyright act violation. We lost the manual AND CD for ACID Music 1.0 but because we had registered it, it took the help desk guy about 30 seconds to give us our serial #, thus enabling us to upgrade to ACID 2.0.

photon wrote on 8/23/2001, 3:05 PM

SonicEPM.

Thanks for the reply.

I haven't been able to get this to work as yet.

It doesn't seem to copy to the Windows clipboard.

You used the term 'snapshot', is that different from copy?

SonyEPM wrote on 8/23/2001, 3:27 PM

Load up a file on the timeline, and find the frame you want to copy. When you can see the desired frame in the video preview window, use the copy snapshot button and whatever is in the preview window gets copied to the windows clipboard. The snapshot size will match the video preview window size. Open photoshop/whatever and do a "paste" image will get pasted into that application.