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Create Multiple Cine Files into Sub-folders within the Original Folder Location

You can also introduce a counter of cine files, using the @ sign. Using the same convention as

the one just mentioned, if you specify:

Example: c:\cine@2\imag!4

Results in:

c:\cine00\cine1\imag-010

c:\cine00\cine1\imag-009

…

c:\cine00\cine1\imag0001

c:\cine00\cine1\imag0002

c:\cine01\avi1\imag-010

c:\cine01\avi1\imag-009

…

c:\cine01\avi1\imag0001

c:\cine01\avi1\imag0002

Create Multiple Image Files (Starting from One)

If you prefer a counting of images starting from 1, here is an example for converting the file

cine1.cine with the frame range from –10 to 2:

Example: c:\cines\imag+4, and you will get:

c:\cines\imag0001

c:\cines\imag0002

…

c:\cines\imag0012

c:\cines\imag0013