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Extracting "one of every 10 frames" in a video using VLC or FFmpeg

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Problem

I am trying to extract "exactly 1 frame of every 10" frames of a video (i.e. extract 1 , leave 9 then repeat) for scientific purposes. The video is 105 frames, 3.5 seconds, 29.97fps (h.264, .mov, produced by Nikon D3100). I have uploaded it here. VLC Below command should produce 10 frames, but it o…

Error Output

vlc 1.mov --video-filter=scene --vout=dummy --scene-ratio=10 --scene-prefix=img- --scene-path=. vlc://quit

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Fix for: Extracting "one of every 10 frames" in a video using VLC or FFmpeg

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Select 1 frame out of every 10 frames You can use the video filter in to do this: For JPG output you can vary quality with . Effective range is 2 (best quality) to 31 (worst quality). You don't need this option if you want to output to PNG instead. …

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