Capture a frame from video footage in Lightroom Classic

A short tutorial on how to create and edit a still photo from video footage, using Adobe Lightroom Classic 2020.
A quick, simple and foolproof method to capture a frame and edit it into a perfect JPG photograph.
The finished video used in this tutorial - showing a flight over Valentia Island Lighthouse, County Kerry, Ireland is at this link...
• A flight over Valentia...
Music: Maypole by Ketsa Album: Above and Below
From: Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org/search?s...
Copyright: Creative Commons Attribution: NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0
Valentia Photography Workshops, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
Facebook: @Valentiaphotography

[@hannahsperber445]

Huge help thank you!

[@LovetoHikeVA]

THANK YOU. I couldn't figure out where my "capture frame" was going. ... I had not noticed/realized I was still in Previous Import. This is a VERY important tip.

[@skelligringphotographyandw7012]

You are very welcome. Glad to be of help. Please consider subscribing and spreading the word about the channel.

[@RivOspreyNotes]

Thank you! Very helpful.

[@skelligringphotographyandw7012]

Glad it was helpful!

[@georgefelton9198]

Nope did not work

[@skelligringphotographyandw7012]

It's not possible for me to help you without knowing your workflow. But the key thing here, as mentioned, is that you have to be in the folder where the file lives on your hard drive, and not in 'previous import,' which lightroom defaults to when you import a file.
Check this in the library module first by highlighting the correct folder in the left-hand side list. If you are in the original folder but there is still a problem, let me know what the issue seems to be and I'll see if I can help any further.