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Image By Image, View Videos In Stop Motion

Sometimes you may want to see a specific scene of a video, or a movie in full detail. Some action scenes for instance are to fast to see all the details. That’s where Image by Image can help the viewer with. The free sub 150k video player can play videos slower than usual so that it is easier to see all the details of the current scene.

The portable software is compatible with avi and wmv files, and offers a basic interface to load videos from the local system, enable the image by image mode and configure it with the Set Position button.

The video plays in stop motion, sort of when Image by Image is selected from the menubar of the video player.

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The program uses Microsoft’s Windows Media Player to play the video. The standard video controls are displayed below the image, it is possible to pause the video, change the volume or move to a specific position of the current video.

A right-click on the video displays a context menu with options to change the play speed, zoom in or out and control the video this way.

The Set Position button offers to display a specific video position by specifying the time of the scene. There is another option to go back and forth in steps in the video.

Image by Image can be handy for users who want to view a video in detail, and for users who need a specific screenshot taken of a video.

The software requires the Microsoft .NET framework 2.0 and Windows Media Player 9 or higher. The download is provided at the developer website.

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About the Author:Martin Brinkmann is a journalist from Germany who founded Ghacks Technology News Back in 2005. He is passionate about all things tech and knows the Internet and computers like the back of his hand. You can follow Martin on Facebook or Twitter.

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