

png is the extension of the exported file. Adding text before the frame number helps to keep multiple video's worths of extracted frames organized.

example%04d tells FFmpeg how to name the frames (example0001.png, example0002, etc.).

Change it to the name and extension of your source video file. example.mkv is the source file in my case.Type in:įfmpeg -i example.mkv example%04d.png -hide_banner Now you will give FFmpeg the command to export the frames.The part after cd depends on where your work folder is of course. Do this by typing in: cd C:\Users\UserName \Desktop\upscale-projects\example\video. Put ffmpeg.exe in the folder you also put your source video into.Get your source video and put it into example/video.
