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How to set "poster frame"?
06 Apr 2020 13:47 #105940
by JungleNYC
How to set "poster frame"? was created by JungleNYC
Weird. I thought this ability was baked-in. I know it's in QT7, but is there any way to set a thumbnail frame on output?
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06 Apr 2020 19:44 #105954
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic How to set "poster frame"?
Nope, it's done automatically.
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06 Apr 2020 23:26 #105965
by Carsten Orlt
Replied by Carsten Orlt on topic How to set "poster frame"?
It's weird, isn't it. Something so simple..
Anyway, the only quick workaround is to open the exported movie in Quicktime, go to the frame you want, copy by either pressing command-c or via Edit menu > Copy.
Then navigate to the file in the Finder, open the info window by either pressing command-i or File menu > Get info, select the thumbnail in the top left and paste by either pressing command-v or Edit menu > Paste.
Sorry no quicker method I know of.
Anyway, the only quick workaround is to open the exported movie in Quicktime, go to the frame you want, copy by either pressing command-c or via Edit menu > Copy.
Then navigate to the file in the Finder, open the info window by either pressing command-i or File menu > Get info, select the thumbnail in the top left and paste by either pressing command-v or Edit menu > Paste.
Sorry no quicker method I know of.
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