Guardian Caps

[tinny]

Since naye can use them, I am sharing all my 6200 HD Guardian caps. Maybe someone else can find a use for them, too.



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They are all HD (720 or 1080p) in one big zip file (1.1GB), and they are named by episode and timestamp, so they're well suited for checking in which scene something happened and finding that scene again in the episodes.

Download link at my journal.

Comments

[trobadora]

Oh, very neat! The timestamps really are so useful. :D

[tinny]

They are. :D

[enviropony]

Oh, this is great, thank you so much for sharing!

[tinny]

You're welcome! <3

[sherlockianonfire_91]

thank you, it is always good to have pretty pics to see.

[tinny]

All six thousand of them. ;DD

[china_shop]

Oh, awesome! Thanks! (I will no doubt continue to helplessly screencap whenever I open an episode, because apparently that's what I do, but the file names of these, in particular, sound amazingly useful!!!) \o/!!

[tinny]

I knoooow, I can't stop either. :D I already have six more than I had yesterday. Oops. :)

But this made me think of sharing how I do it, in case you want timestamped caps, too. I posted that here:

https://tinny.dreamwidth.org/595963.html

[china_shop]

Ooh, that's really good to know -- thanks! (I don't know if I can switch from VLC, though. I'm so change resistant. *g*)

[tinny]

VLC is good! naye pointed out that you only have to configure its capping template to include $T, and you'll get the timestamp in the filename. (It's in the preferences under Video / Snapshot / prefix )

I thought VLC could do it, but I never could figure out how (and that feature was broken for a long time and only fixed in v3.0, too).

[china_shop]

Ahh, so true. I played around with this yeeeears ago and then totally forgot about it. Thanks again!! <3

[laireshi]

Ohhh the time stamps are SO USEFUL, thank you!

[tinny]

\o/

You're welcome!