Launch QT->PICT
- Make sure that your movie files are named "atrim" and
"btrim". Then, find the "QT->PICT" application icon.
To use it, drag the icon for your movie over the
QT->PICT icon. Voila!
Alternatively, open the "QT->PICT"
application located in the "QT->PICT 2.1"
folder within the "MVS 330" folder on the hard
drive.
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QT->PICT
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When QT->PICT launches an open dialog box appears.
Open the "atrim" movie file located in the
"media files" folder on your ZIP disk. Now
sit back and watch QT->PICT automatically create a
folder on your ZIP disk with a PICT file for every frame
of the QuickTime movie you just opened. The folder
created by QT->PICT will automatically be given the
name of your movie file followed by an "f." Repeat
the same procedure for the "btrim" movie file.
When QT->PICT is finished converting your QuickTime
movies to single-frame PICT files, select "Quit"
from the "File" menu. You should now have an
"atrimf" and "btrimf" folder in the
"media files" folder on your ZIP disk.
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- Melissa
Gross , Ph.D. -
mgross@umich.edu
The University of
Michigan,
Division
of Kinesiology
Revised 10/01
©1996 Melissa Gross, Ph.D.
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