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uh hello guys welcome to this video So
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in this video I will show you how to
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extract frames from a a GIF file inside
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FMPG So we have a simple uh GIF file
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right here GIF animation file So if I
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try to open this you will see it's a
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simple GIF animation So what I need to
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do right here in this video I will show
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you a ffmppg command which will be able
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to extract each frame and save it as a
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PNG file So for this we will create a
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folder img folder I will create and
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inside this folder we will extract all
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the frames of this gif file So we
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actually execute a very simple command
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of ffmppg right in the terminal itself
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So we just write ffmpg- i followed by
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the name of the gif file So here we
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provide the name right here which is
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sample.gif So after that we just provide
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the folder in which all the frames
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pictures will be stored So right here we
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are providing this image slash after
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that just writing frame
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underscore and then the dynamic variable
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we simply write percentage
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sign03
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dpng So this is actually the command
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here and uh we actually take the input
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GIF file and then we actually convert
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them into a series of static images We
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extract each frame So as I execute this
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command here uh you will
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see it is telling no such file or
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directory Sorry let me just open the
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command line right here So just need to
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open the command line where the file is
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present So we again write the same
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command
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Uh so we just change the file name sum
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So as I press enter you will see it will
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actually extract each frame and save it
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as a PNG image So you can see that this
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is frame one frame two frame three frame
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four So all the frames have been
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successfully
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extracted and you can see this is your
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actually GIF file which is actually
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constructed from the series of static
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images This is your GIF file So if you
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want to extract all the frames you
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actually execute this GIF uh ffmppg
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command which is very simple We take the
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simple GIF file and then we store all
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the frames right here So this is the
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command I've also given this command in
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the description of this video So you can
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just see right here each frame has been
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successfully exported to a image file So
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it's a PNG file right here So in this
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easy way you can actually convert the
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GIF into a series of PNG images of each
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frame You can extract it So you can see
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each frame has been successfully
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extracted to a successful PNG image
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So this was a tutorial on how to do this
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and uh also check out my website which
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is freemedia tools.com uh which contains
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thousands of tools
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