Video Posterframe Change

How do I change the video clip's posterframe that is displayed in Photoshop Elements 11 media browser? Currently it displays as black (picking up the first second or two of the video clip's opening black fade in). Windows 8 explorer on the other hand displays an actual video scene in the posterfame (by-passes the opening fade in) and it looks great when viewing the clip in explorer. So, my video clips all have black posterframes in the Photoshop Elements browser. Is there a way to fix this without having to re-edit and remove the opening fade in?

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