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Click the Next Frame and Previous Frame buttons to go to a specific
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frame of the Audio clip. You can also use the arrow keys to preview
each frame of the clip. Press the left arrow key to display the frame
immediately preceeding the current frame and the right arrow key to
display the next frame in the clip.
After previewing each frame, you may then add audio cues and set
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mark-in and mark-out times on your clip.
Creating an image sequence
While Video Paint is your best choice for drawing on your video, there may
be times when you want to extract a series of frames from your clip for
editing in a more powerful image editing application, like Photoshop or
PhotoImpact. You can do this by creating a Ulead Image Sequence
(*.UIS) file of the video project or preview region. When you create a
Ulead Image Sequence, Video Editor sequentially numbers each frame and
saves it as a standard image file. You can convert these images back to a
video file using the File: Convert - Video File command and selecting the
*.UIS file type.
To create a Ulead image sequence:
Click File: Create - Video File.
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Select Ulead Image Sequence Files (*.UIS) and the drive and folder
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where you want to save the frames of the video.
Enter a File name.
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Click the Options button to view or edit the properties for each of the
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image sequence files.
Note: When creating a Ulead image sequence, all options in the Video Save Options
dialog box are ignored except for those in the Format tab.
Click the Format tab and select the file format and data type of the
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images in the sequence. If the file type you select allows customization,
the Image Save Options button is enabled.
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