Need to process frame by frame in movies? You are in the right place. We offer you:
a Frame Accurate Processor for all popular video formats...
If you want a program on you computer that would let you process a video and would take frame by frame capture, which is Frame Accurate at any time code or frame type, then you may need our MovieShop Framer.
The processing frame by frame in movies is a highly demanded requirement that is really simple in concept but difficult to execute correctly, especially when the video is in H.264/AVCHD/MPEG2 format. You need an easy-to-use but Frame Accurate tool to fetch frame from video file.
Whether a video editor always starts on the Accurate Frame?
It depends. To answer this question, we may first discuss some basic ideas.
WYSIWYG, also spelled as What You See Is What You Get, has long been a standard demand for modern softwares. We will surely take this as a normal requirement. Hard to imagine, when a user defined a cut point on the time line, but the output is 3 seconds away from that point.
When you are working on a movie which requires accurate frame extracting from video stream, you need the ability to capture a precise single frame from a video file. You may ask such question: Is it possible to capture a frame from a video in any format?
The answer is YES.
Our MovieShop Framer will
process frame by frame in movies of all popular video formats, in a Frame Accurate mode.
It surely will start on the Accurate Frame, whatever the starting frame is a key or non-key frame; the source video frame type does not matter in MovieShop Framer.
It is an easy-to-use video cutter, splits and joins videos quickly in several mouse clicks.
It is a Frame Accurate video editor. You can observe each scene thoroughly, cut or merge segments from multiple movies, and output to various formats. Cut commercials out of video stream.
It is actually
a Frame Accurate Processor for all popular video formats...
Please refer to the page of our MovieShop Framer for more information. When you need to process frame by frame in movies, you may have it a try.