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And that, my friends, is why open source projects stagnate. Those who want to implement new features don't know where to start, and those who know where to start don't like to help.

I'm having flashbacks to the bad old unix days...

@whunter: +1

All I have to do then is hit eeeee f eeee f e f e f eeeee f and I have captured the critical snapshots of the bouquet toss.

I forgot to mention that sometimes hitting the "e" key too many times to go to the next frame results in vlc freezing. Not sure what's causing that.

You are comparing video editors that takes Gigabytes of RAM and video player, that takes a few 100MB... True that. I'm disappointed that a video editor that takes gigabytes of RAM could make the workflow so long. But I'm hoping that one of the developers for vlc could come up with coding that can d...

I'm just going to take a wild guess that the reason why vlc developers have not implemented a fwd/rev, frame-by-frame feature is that they personally have not had a need for it. I like to shoot weddings and capturing "the moment" and getting snapshots from video is so crucial. Snapshots fr...

Yay! The TIF files are readable in Photoshop for VLC, ver 2.2.1, Win 64-Bit!!!

Can I delete these files? For example: px8850B.tmp

@kodela: Now running vlc, 64-Bit, Ver 2.1.3, and tiff files cannot be opened by Photoshop, Windows 8 Photo Viewer, and Paint. JPEG and PNG work great!

@kodela: Now running vlc, 64-Bit, Ver 2.1.3, and tiff files cannot be opened by Photoshop, Windows 8 Photo Viewer, and Paint. JPEG and PNG work great!

Interesting that jb closed the ticket, but didn't show where the fix is.