How to Take Pictures of Video In Serial With SMPlayer on Ubuntu

Picture series of video

Yes, display the picture above is often used to give a preview of a video. To my knowledge, this function is available on one video player application on Windows, ie Media Player Classic. Well, how do I run a similar function with SMPlayer (one of the popular media player in Ubuntu)?

First, of course, you have to install SMPlayer first. You can use the Ubuntu Software Center (Applications | Ubuntu Software Center) OR run the following command in a terminal:

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sudo apt-get install smplayer

After that, open SMPlayer through the Applications menu | Sound & Video | SMPlayer, and open a video file you want to take pictures. After that, open the Video menu | Preview.

Configuration that I use

I think the configuration options are provided quite easy to understand. ^ ^ After finished setting the output configuration of the image, click OK to start the process of making pictures. After that a window will appear containing the results of the image and click Save to save the image. Good luck! ^ ^

I can not wait for the presence of Evangelion 3.0: Q Quickening ... ^ ^;

Let Makinami in Evangelion 3.0

If you've never watched Evangelion, I suggest you to watch Rebuild of Evangelion, which is a sort of "reset" the anime Evangelion tetralogy packaged in a format (4 series) and shown in theaters. The weight of the story so far above the average anime in general, and make it worth mentioning as one of the best anime series. ^ ^