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Hello; I'm trying to extract a single frame from one of my VWave productions to convert it to a photo file. The "Extract Image" button works fine, but the resolution is really low (wallet size only), even in JPEG and TIFF formats. Anyone got any tricks or tips for this? Thanks for any advice. Regards, Erika
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Extract image in Videowave Production Resolution is really low
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Posted 21 October 2006 - 06:40 AM
Erika, on Oct 21 2006, 08:51 AM, said:
Hello; I'm trying to extract a single frame from one of my VWave productions to convert it to a photo file. The "Extract Image" button works fine, but the resolution is really low (wallet size only), even in JPEG and TIFF formats. Anyone got any tricks or tips for this? Thanks for any advice. Regards, Erika
Try using Media Manager to extract. Open it, navigate to the video file and right click to select extract. It gives a higher resolution.
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