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2What did you try so far?– Romeo NinovCommented May 30 at 5:40
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1You can use ffmpeg to extract the screenshot and add a text caption - see answered ffmpeg extract screenshot question, add text question– KissakiCommented May 30 at 7:37
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Thank you @Kissaki for referring these posts to me. "add text question" is close to what I want to do but not quite, unless I missed something. They explain how to add text, but it is manually typed in the command line and I need somehow to grab each file name dynamically for each corresponding screenshot and I don't see any mention on how to achieve that. The first article you shared explains how to get a frame from a specific time only.– Ken PinoCommented May 30 at 8:42
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@RomeoNinov Given the fact that I have zero knowledge on the matter, all I could do was research and try to find answers online as well as go over the ffmpeg documentation. I wasn't able to find what I need, hence the reason I am here.– Ken PinoCommented May 30 at 8:42
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1I was posting the two links because they are useful to solving your task. @RomeoNinov asked what you tried so far, which would help. See also the guidance on asking (good, answerable) questions.– KissakiCommented May 31 at 7:52
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