video-frame-extractor

To extract frames from multiple videos, provide a directory path and a time interval. The tool traverses the directory, extracts JPG frames at the specified interval, includes first and last frames, and organizes outputs into per-video folders.

Yes, ffmpeg supports parallel frame extraction. This tool leverages parallel processing across many video files to speed up extraction and reports per-video results including frames written and any errors encountered.

The best way to validate extracted JPG frames is using ffprobe QA sampling. The tool performs random QA sampling with ffprobe to validate JPEGs across a subset of frames from many video files.

Yes, you can extract frames recursively. The tool supports directory traversal and will search subdirectories recursively when requested to process nested video collections.

Yes, you need ffmpeg and ffprobe installed. The tool requires ffmpeg to extract JPG frames at fixed intervals and ffprobe to perform random QA sampling and validate sample frames.

To preserve original resolution when extracting JPG frame datasets, the tool outputs frames without altering dimensions. Per-video output folders use stable naming while maintaining the source video's original resolution.