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MoviePrint is a free, open-source utility that creates contact sheets and thumbnail grids of entire video files in a single image. Users can customise the grid size, add captions, set in-and-out points to work with only a section of the movie, select individual frames via scrubbing, and batch-process multiple videos at once. The resulting images can be printed or saved as JPEG or other formats. It is used by video editors, archivists, film researchers and producers who need to quickly visualise a movie's content or create reference sheets.
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1 suggestionMoviePrint ships as a Universal Binary that supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs natively, as confirmed in the VideoHelp download page listing. However, the latest publicly available version (0.2.23, from 2020) does not appear to have received updates in over five years. If your copy is still running under Rosetta, download the current build from the official MoviePrint repository or from VideoHelp — the installer will automatically serve the native Apple Silicon version on M-series Macs, and you will see better performance and battery life. If you depend on this app, monitor the project's GitHub repository or website periodically for any new releases before September 2028, when Apple removes Rosetta 2; if development has stalled and a future macOS update introduces a breaking issue, you may need to explore alternatives like FFmpeg-based batch tools, Python scripts, or commercial video analysis software.
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