Bonnie Tyler

When editing video destined for the web, you’ll often want to capture and publish video snapshots to be used as thumbnails or poster frames at the begining of the clip.

But if you’ve ever exported stills from an editing program, you know what a headache it can be.That’s why the developers of DV Kitchen, the premier video enoder for mac os x, have built a tool called TimeFreezer into their publishing suite.

Put simply, TimeFreezer is an environment for snapping still pictures of a video stream. It is designed to make this process as easy as possible, with higher quality than editors are accustomed to.

To learn more about TimeFreezer, watch the official video snapshot tutorial today.

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