Vid2img-extract all frame from a given video

Introduction to Vid2img Tool:

A script written in Python called the vid2img tool can extract every frame from a given video. Any device with Python installed can use this tool

Installation vid2img tool (python 3)

  • Kali-Linux

sudo apt-get update -y && sudo apt-get upgrade -y

sudo apt install git python3 -y

git clone https://github.com/turbo-hackers/Vid2img.git

cd Vid2img

make install

python3 vid2img -h

  • Termux

apt-get update -y && apt-get upgrade -y

pkg install git python3 -y

git clone https://github.com/turbo-hackers/Vid2img.git

cd Vid2img

make termux-install

python3 vid2img  -h

USAGE

  • python3 vid2img
  • set frame per second to extract frames

Note:- Don’t delete any of the scripts included in core files

MODULES NEEDED :

opencv-python, numpy, rich

UNINSTALLATION :

make uninstall

WARNING :

This tool is only meant to be used for learning. We will not be held accountable if you use this tool for anything other than educational purposes.

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Aman Mishra

Aman Mishra is a eJPT certified and always keen to learn new concepts and methodologies regarding cybersecurity.he is also a cyber security content writer and have passion for sharing my knowledge about the latest threads and trends in the industry.

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