Show HN: YTPics – Download pictures from YouTube videos
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Show HN: YTPics – Download pictures from YouTube videos
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Lack of yt-dlp+ffmpeg and screenshots' limited size on my mobile phone prompted me to build a simple tool to download pictures from YouTube videos. Check it out. hope you guys find it useful
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#2This is exactly the kind of thing I need for grabbing images for my Finnish news backup and studying site. Thank you!
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#3By "pictures" does this mean individual frames? FYI on desktop using an up to date Chrome, you can right click twice – slowly, not a double-click – and choose "Save video frame as..." (on macOS, at least)
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#4By "pictures" does this mean individual frames? FYI on desktop using an up to date Chrome, you can right click twice – slowly, not a double-click – and choose "Save video frame as..." (on macOS, at least)
Thats true. its for mobile devices which lack desktop browser features and extentsions
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#5I tend to use VLC for this. http://www.videolan.org/
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#6This addon works perfectly for this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/screenshot-youtube...
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#7I tend to use VLC for this. http://www.videolan.org/
How is that done ?
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#8This addon works perfectly for this https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/screenshot-youtube...
I giggled at "This extension does not contain any malicious or tracking code. No viruses. No ads. Only good software.". If only everybody added this statement we would not have malicious addons.
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#9By "pictures" does this mean individual frames? FYI on desktop using an up to date Chrome, you can right click twice – slowly, not a double-click – and choose "Save video frame as..." (on macOS, at least)
Still helps to know that you have a consistent way of doing it, especially if you do it a lot.