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Or use Virtual Dub. &nbsp;You open your movie in Virtual Dub and go to the frame you want to export into a jpg. &nbsp;Go to video and choose export to clipboard, then it will ask you if you want to export the series of frames into jpgs. &nbsp;I'm not exactly sure on the directions, it's been a while since I've done this, but it's close.
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Or use Virtual Dub.  You open your movie in Virtual Dub and go to the frame you want to export into a jpg.  Go to video and choose export to clipboard, then it will ask you if you want to export the series of frames into jpgs.  I'm not exactly sure on the directions, it's been a while since I've done this, but it's close.

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So we all know that jpg gif whatever, can be turned into a video. &nbsp;Is their a program that will do the opposite?<br />
I have a image scrambling algorithm written in matlab that will scrable images but not movies. &nbsp;So I was going to take the movie apart, scramble each image, and put it back together. &nbsp;
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So we all know that jpg gif whatever, can be turned into a video.  Is their a program that will do the opposite?
I have a image scrambling algorithm written in matlab that will scrable images but not movies.  So I was going to take the movie apart, scramble each image, and put it back together.  

avi to jpeg or whatever

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