Free frame software for mac

SingleFramer is a frame-capture application developed in MAX/MSP/JITTER for students at the Cooper Union art school in NYC, USA.

It allows you to capture individual frames from a DV camera, either manually or automatically (time-lapse). You can use "onion-skinning" to see an overlay of your previous frame as you compose your shot. You can load an existing movie so you can match your setup from a previous day. (Useful if you need to break down borrowed equipment between shoots).

With the Quick-Snap Movie Tool you can save frames from any movie file, or convert any image (including PFD, GIF etc) to jpeg with one click. Just drop the file on the movie pane, shuttle through the movie to find the exact frame you want and then SNAP ! Save as uncompressed JPEG.
If you buy a license for this app, it becomes Quick-Snap PRO and you can enable variable compression and other convenient features.
Main features:
- Save frames from any Quicktime playable movie file.
- Convert any image (including PDF, GIF etc) to jpeg with one click.
- Drag-and-Drop, no fussy dialogs.
- Shuttle control for finding the exact frame you need.
- Quick, Simple. Great for repeated conversions.
- Hot key controls for rapid working.
- Save as uncompressed JPEG image.
- Any size image supported.
- Perfect for use with SupaImage for high-quality de-interlace.
Enhancements:
- Support for permanent license keys.

MPEG Frame 1.2 is described as an unique and handy tool that can enable you to set the Frame flags in the MPEG 2 video so that progressive players can make the best use of the video.

Requirements: Mac OS 9.x

Picture Frame, the widget that lets you have any of your pictures a click away, resting on your Dashboard!

Instructions:

• Click and drag any image file
• Open Dashboard by pressing F12 (or any other shortcut key)
• Drag and drop into Picture Frame.

Updates coming soon!

After looking all over the net to no avail, I was motivated to make this simple hack for remotely targeting a single frame to load but then I decided to take it further, and rewrote the entire script.
This action was originally inspired by Target2Frames, but it is now completely original. As far as I know, it will work for Golive 4 to 6, but I make no guarantees.
What this script does, is when the page loads will first check to make sure that this frame isnt the parent frame (forcing to load into its frameset if it does) then directs another frame remotely to re-load or load a new page. How is this usefull? It is better than the Target2Frames action in that you no longer need to remember which two frames to control with a respective link. It basically is great for 3 frame web sites (navigation/subnavigation/content) where it creates a parent/child relationship with lets say your content/subnavigation frames. I know, its kind of hard to explain it, but youll just have to try it and make up your mind or wait months later when you need this feature :-)
Installation & Instructions:
Just drop this .action file into your link folder in your action folder of your GoLive application folder. To use it, just create a head action, select onLoad, and fill in the parent Frame, Frame name to control and URL to load into that frame name.... Thats it.
Enhancements:
- Re-written and more streamlined code
- New Force Frame check (way better smaller code and more efficient than the one that comes with GoLive)
- Now has conditional statements, checks for correct locations and DOM (document object model). If you dont know what that does, dont worry its a good thing and makes your webpage more efficient.

Framewright is a freeware tool for the creation of frame plug-ins to be used with PandoFrame 3.0 or greater. It enables you to custom create your own picture frames!

FrameAway is a transparent composition guide that helps you frame your photographs in different sizes, aspect ratios and layouts.
Version restrictions:
- The 1.0 release is a beta and it will expire.