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Anyone know if it's possible to select a frame / image to show as the thumb preview for the final mp4 file?
Anyone know if it's possible to select a frame / image to show as the thumb preview for the final mp4 file?
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Depends on what software you use. I do it all the time in Power Director 12 but I've never done it in GP Studios but did a quick search and found some info (see below).
In PD12 you just find the frame you want to save and click the camera icon. This in turn puts the frame photo into the clips section of your current video. Then all you is drag it to the timeline.
The following is taken from the GoPro website
You can easily export a still image from your video file using GoPro Studio. Here is a procedure that details the process:
1. Go to Step 2: Edit
2. Select the desired video clip so that it is displayed in the Player window.
3. Mac instructions - Place the playhead so that the frame you want to export is displayed in the player window, then selecting Share > Export Still.
4. Windows Instructions - Place the playhead so that the frame you want to export is displayed in the player window, then selecting File > Export > Still Image.
5. Then just select the image Name, Location and Size to Export (small, medium, large, & native) and click Export.
6. Check out the location you specified to verify that the image was created.
In PD12 you just find the frame you want to save and click the camera icon. This in turn puts the frame photo into the clips section of your current video. Then all you is drag it to the timeline.
The following is taken from the GoPro website
You can easily export a still image from your video file using GoPro Studio. Here is a procedure that details the process:
1. Go to Step 2: Edit
2. Select the desired video clip so that it is displayed in the Player window.
3. Mac instructions - Place the playhead so that the frame you want to export is displayed in the player window, then selecting Share > Export Still.
4. Windows Instructions - Place the playhead so that the frame you want to export is displayed in the player window, then selecting File > Export > Still Image.
5. Then just select the image Name, Location and Size to Export (small, medium, large, & native) and click Export.
6. Check out the location you specified to verify that the image was created.
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I don't think that's what he meant. He want to export a video with the thumbnail preview of his choice.
I tried with no success to do it, well there is a way but it required to put a short video in the begining so it fit the "by default" setting from the gp studio to use the frame as the thumbnail.
Simply putting a picture or a .10s video at the beginning won't work.
My guess would be to reopen the final video with another editor for that but well ...
I tried with no success to do it, well there is a way but it required to put a short video in the begining so it fit the "by default" setting from the gp studio to use the frame as the thumbnail.
Simply putting a picture or a .10s video at the beginning won't work.
My guess would be to reopen the final video with another editor for that but well ...
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http://www.blogsdna.com/1374/instan...f-video-files-with-video-thumbnails-maker.htm
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/create-preview-thumbnails-from-any-video-file/
If you load a picture here in your post through the post here, then use the hyperlink with your video, and you can have a thumbnail that way.
If you want to do it personally on your PC well.above two links go to the same place, good luck.
http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/create-preview-thumbnails-from-any-video-file/
If you load a picture here in your post through the post here, then use the hyperlink with your video, and you can have a thumbnail that way.
If you want to do it personally on your PC well.above two links go to the same place, good luck.
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