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every video is made up of succession of still images each individual image is called a frame which is where you see the term frames per second for FPS most videos are filmed at around 25 to 30 frames per second in this video Iamp;#39;ll show you how to extract frames from a video and save them as high quality image files VLC is an open source media player you can use it to extract frames from a video before going ahead I want to let you know that if you wanted to capture only one or two images then taking a screenshot will do the job VLC has a screenshot tool that can capture images with high quality to take a screenshot get to the scene that you want to capture then from the vlcs menu bar select video and click on take snapshot your frame is now captured and saved in the pictures folder on your computer but when you want to extract a series of frames or even all frames from a video the screenshot tool will be inefficient in this scenario youamp;#39;ll have to use vlcamp;#39
