Question about creating JPEG still from movie clip?

Question

The aperture help says that a frame will be copied as part of a stack .. But I do not see this to be the case. When I make a frame from a movie, I don't see ANYTHING different in the browser window. Please help!

Answer 1

Yes, you can do that, but it's a little difficult to advise
you the best way with the information provided:
Can you clarify:
Do you want to play the main clip while the thumbs continue
to load... or do you want to preload the thumbs, then play the main
clip, then do the tweening when the main timeline reaches the end?
This way is easy enough.
If you want them to continue to load and then do the tweening
at the end of the main timeline (e..g with a stop() on the last
frame) then its also not complicated, but you need to cover the
situation where the loading of the thumbs may not yet have
completed by that time (perhaps the risk is low if the timeline is
long, but its a sensible thing to address regardless).
Also consider whether you want anything to be hidden (i.e.
_visible=false) at any point - e.g. before the thumbs have finished
loading.
As a starting point I suggest you would probably put the code
after
removeMovieClip("thumbLoading");
and before the last curly bracket (" } ") in a separate
function on the main timeline, e.g.
function tweenThumbs(){
//code here
(its actually not easy to be sure, because I can't visualize
what exactly it does)
what you would do next depends on the answers to the above
questions.