Blankman
6th April 2003, 08:28
There is no direct way of accessing the first frame and only the first frame. The frame number is 0, and Trim(0,0) returns the entire clip. Ouch!
The only generalized round about technique to implment a function to retrive a frame at position n is to temporarily splice a dummy frame to the begining of the clip, then extract the desired frame using Trim(n+1,n+1). Where n is the frame position in the original clip.
The only generalized round about technique to implment a function to retrive a frame at position n is to temporarily splice a dummy frame to the begining of the clip, then extract the desired frame using Trim(n+1,n+1). Where n is the frame position in the original clip.