And click "Next" until the window closes. Load the bunch of caps we made at the previous step. Just click "Next" until you have to choose the images. In Animation Shop, go to "File" > "Animation Wizard." This window will pop up: Now you have a handful of captures, we'll animate them!
(Technically you won't need KMP anymore if you just want to make one gif, but if you have many moments to capture, just get to where you want and start again the Extration.)
Once you're sure to have capped all the frames you need, you can stop the Extraction and Pause the video. On the Extract window, hit "Start".īack to the video, hit play and you should see the Extract window working its magic and putting all the caps in the folder to specified earlier. Put yourself a little earlier to be sure to have the whole thing. Go back to the video window, and find the moment you'd like to gif. I like to have all the caps, it's best to have a little more caps rather than a very jerky gif, right? ) And if there are indeed too many detailed frames, we'll fix that in the next step. Specify the destination folder for the captures and how you'd like the captures to be extracted. You should have the Capture menu after that. Note: If you don't have the Capture menu, go to "Options" > "Preferences", in the General tab, make sure "Use advanced menu" is ticked. Once you have loaded your file in KMP, right click anywhere on the video and go to "Capture" > "Frame: Extract." avi to work directly in photoshop (or extracts the caps in Virtual Dub), everything happens in KMP. So, instead of having to convert a file (.flv/mpg/mp4/3gp, etc) in. The excellent thing about KMPlayer, it's that it basically plays every type of file (at least it never failed me so far.) The only exception is that I've never managed to extract captures directly from a DVD, if anyone knows a fix, I'm interested! ) I'll be making a gif out of this video, which I downloaded from youtube and I'll be working with the.
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