Image video output in version 1.0?

[san_vlc]

Hi all,

D:\Installables\vlc-1.1.4-win32\vlc-1.1.4>vlc D:\smartG\HW\hw_algo_testing\testr
un1.avi --rate=1 --video-filter=scene --vout=dummy --scene-format=jpg --scene-r
atio=1 --scene-prefix=snap --scene-path=C:\testrun4

I use the above command to get all the frames as snaps, but everytime i am getting different number of frames.

can anyone give me a clue as to why this is happening OR
let me know whether by adding different options / using different input file format (other than avi ) i can get correct number of frames on every repetitive runs

Thank you
san_vlc

[VLC_help]

As I said earlier, because of the current VLC architecture, scene filter can miss frames.

If you want all frames, then use older VLC version with image output
http://wiki.videolan.org/How_to_create_thumbnails

[san_vlc]

Thank you vlc_help

But my problem remains unresolved

[san_vlc]

Is there a possibility that there is a work around for this problem getting all the frames of the input movie without a loss)

[VLC_help]

Not with current versions.