Video camera - jpeg capture

I would like to capture individual jpeg images from an attached security style video camera (preferrably in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6). In the Premiere Capture window, the video camera is displaying an image when I press the Play icon, but I cannot find a method of grabbing an single image.

Gotcha.
Probably should have added the 'capture whole video' step, though.

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