YooouuuTuuube (great for animators)

[lavallelee]

perfect site to see animation on youtube frame by frame

http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/v/?rows=36&cols=36&id=p6uUMPoynRc&startZoom=1

check it out, here is Don Bluth's Jawbreaker youtube video, but you can see all the frames!

i haven't figured out a way to zoom in to see more clearly, but you can look at them as stills

http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/

[Regan]

Be careful or you'll get hypnotized! ;)

[lavallelee]

depends on what video you watch, lol

[BrioCyrain]

Hmm, my browser doesn't like the link(blocked it). Is it just another Youtube or a wannabe youtube, because the real youtube works just fine on my browser

[IzzyS]

Hmm, my browser doesn't like the link(blocked it). Is it just another Youtube or a wannabe youtube, because the real youtube works just fine on my browser
it's not exactly a "Wannabe youtube" it breaks down the video's frames and fills the browser with it, as lavallelee noted

[BrioCyrain]

Okay, still wierd why my browser thinks it's evil.

[lavallelee]

try using firefox or google chrome

[BrioCyrain]

try using firefox or google chrome

Well, that would be a bit difficult since I use my family's computers and the last time I used google chrome my Dad went crazy since he doesn't know that much about computers.

[lavallelee]

i did a screen shot of it, so you (and anyone else) having trouble seeing it can see how cool it is

i did a screenshot of one of my youtube videos because i dont know if don would be okay me posting images of his finished product

i also figured out how to make the images bigger, when you go to the original dot com page you can set the frame width (VERY AWESOME) upto 2880 pixels x 2880 pixels

http://4mchan.org/Forum/gallery/2_09_05_09_6_18_20.jpeg

this screen shot i did 120x120 frame width and height

[BrioCyrain]

Wow, that's pretty interesting. Very cool pic Lavelle

[feliceworkshop]

Thats' crazy lavallelee.....I definiteley need to check that out.
The way I usually do it: I simply download (through Mozilla Firefox) the HQ version of the video from YouTube (a great number of videos on youtube nowadays are viewable in HD), which happens to be in .mp4 format, which is viewable using quicktime. Using the arrow key on Quicktime you can scroll frame by frame foward and back....and if you happen to own Quicktime Pro...you can export all the frames from your viewing glory as an image sequence.
How about them apples.....:cool:

[lavallelee]

i use firefox (unplug) too, but i use VLC player to playback

quicktime never liked my laptop :)

[andrew sharp]

Wow thankyou Lavallelee this will be so handy for studying pencil tests:)

[Rodney]

That's pretty cool!

If that automatically saved to file it'd be a must have utility.

Someone was thinking there.

As far as zooming in, you can set the size of the images via the yooouuuTuuube dialogue (open the youtube.com com site itself >http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/<) or alter the height/width part of the URL while viewing.

Example:
http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/v/?width=360&height=240&yt=FwNfsLwQBhM&flux=0&direction=top_right

This'll yield 360x240 images playing out from from the top right while:

http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/v/?width=180&height=120&yt=FwNfsLwQBhM&flux=0&direction=top_right

...will yield the same thing at half that size.

Edit: I'm finding that using a bottom_left setting tends to put most sequences in the correct order on the screen. Example: http://www.yooouuutuuube.com/v/?width=120&height=80&yt=FwNfsLwQBhM&flux=0&direction=bottom_left

Note: The selected sequence is from 'The Secret of NIMH' trailer on youtube.
Also: Internet Explorer doesn't work for me. Google's Chrome browser works quite well.
And: Thanks Lavalle! :)