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Create Multiple Image Files from a Cine (Starting with the First Frame's Image

Number)

To create multiple images from a cine file – let’s say cine1.cine – containing a range of frames

from -10 to 2, you can specify the generic file name like this:

Example: imag!4

The images will be saved in the same folder with the one in which the cine file "cine1.cine" is in:

imag-0010

imag-0009

imag-0008

…

imag0000

imag0001

imag0002

Create Multiple Image Files (Starting with the First Frame's Image Number) into

Sub-folders within the Original Folder Location

You can indicate, not only file names, but also a new directory or the full path name, using the

language described. For example, when converting several file formats from files within a single

folder – cine1.cin, avi1.avi – containing a range of frames from –10 to 2, you can specify the

following Files in the Multiple Convert Destination dialog box:

Example: c:\cines\imag!4

Phantom will create a cines file folder if it does not already exist, and images will be saved like

this:

c:\cines\cine1\imag-010

c:\cines\cine1\imag-009

…

c:\cines\cine1\imag0001

c:\cines\cine1\imag0002

c:\cines\avi1\imag-010

c:\cines\avi1\imag-009

…

c:\cines\avi1\imag0001

c:\cines\avi1\imag0002