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    copied!<p>I've never worked with image sequences, but I have an AppleScript that opens Finder's selected items in QuickTime 7 and captures 10 still images as PICT files. If you incremented the front document's current time by one frame (instead of duration / 11 as I did), could it help you?</p> <pre><code>-- Use iPhoto to convert these PICT files to PNGs. set exportFolder to (path to the desktop as text) &amp; "photos from QuickTime:" set picturesPerVideo to 10 tell application "Finder" to set theSelection to the selection as list repeat with i from 1 to (count of theSelection) set theItem to item i of theSelection tell application "Finder" set finderPath to (file (theItem as text))'s POSIX path set theName to theItem's name open theItem using (path to application "QuickTime Player 7") end tell set theCurrentDate to current date tell application "System Events" to set process "QuickTime Player 7"'s visible to false tell application "QuickTime Player 7" repeat until front document's path = finderPath if ((current date) - 15) &gt; theCurrentDate then error "Timeout." delay 1 end repeat repeat with j from 1 to picturesPerVideo set timeInVideo to j / (picturesPerVideo + 1) set front document's current time to (front document's duration) * timeInVideo set exportPath to exportFolder &amp; theName &amp; "_" &amp; j &amp; ".pict" export front document to exportPath as picture replacing yes end repeat close front document end tell end repeat </code></pre> <p>And sorry for the late answer. I just came across your post.</p>
 

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