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holger

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Original poster
Aug 10, 2009
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Hi there,

I'd like to analyze some videos frame by frame. They are e.g. in H264 format.
I'd like to step forward and backward a frame in a video.

Now Quicktime allows very nicely to go forward and backward frame by frame, but (with Perian) this doesn't work when using H264 encoded videos.
Same for Movist, VLC doesn't seem to do the frame stepping.

Under Windows, Media Player Classic does do the frame forward very nicely, though.

I'd appreciate any suggestions!
 
I just played three H.264 files frame by frame with Perian installed. One with an .m4v extension, and the other with a .mov extension, and another that was an .mp4 extension.

You could try converting the file to something else.
 
Cool, putting the content into a different container did the job.

Thanks!
 
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