Nick Johnson
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Bug: Using Export Frame on clips with proxies (even if proxies not toggled), results in low res JPGs
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Very random occurrences of this and very frustrating. Kills my workflow when I'm having to try the export frame action over and over only to hope it randomly will start working. I use export frame daily to grab images for video thumbnails, this is a constant problem.
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Yes! The current way that source file folders are named is of no use for actually finding anything.
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Since chances that Adobe will actually fix this are slim to none, thought I'd share what has been working for me most of the time. Find the frame you want to export and then make sure you have the timeline area/window selected. With the timeline window selected, then click the export frame button below the program monitor. For me, this seems to get an exported frame from the full res media most of the time.