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Guest
Is there a way to capture a screenshot of an image displayed in a movie file
, mpeg. or similiar types? Thanks.
, mpeg. or similiar types? Thanks.
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James E Middleton
If you are using WMP, you can pause and use Print Screen and paste into
Paint, Photodraw, PhotoShop, etc. If you have an application like Power DVD,
there should be a screen capture button on the interface somewhere, clicking
on it while the movie is playing will save the screen shot to a folder.
HTH
Paint, Photodraw, PhotoShop, etc. If you have an application like Power DVD,
there should be a screen capture button on the interface somewhere, clicking
on it while the movie is playing will save the screen shot to a folder.
HTH
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johnf
Try SnagIt
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Colin Barnhorst
I thought of that solution also. SnagIt! 7 is certainly versatile.
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Harry Ohrn
Use Windows Media Player. Launch WMP and go to Tools->Options->Performance
Tab. Slide the Video Acceleration Tab to the left about 50% and click Apply.
You can then use PrintScreen Key and the paste into MS Paint.
Tab. Slide the Video Acceleration Tab to the left about 50% and click Apply.
You can then use PrintScreen Key and the paste into MS Paint.
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Guest
Middleton's procedure is the one I use and it is free. SnagIt has a free trial
period but costs $40 afterwards. Using Pause and PrintScreen works fine.
period but costs $40 afterwards. Using Pause and PrintScreen works fine.
Harry Ohrn said:Use Windows Media Player. Launch WMP and go to Tools->Options->Performance
Tab. Slide the Video Acceleration Tab to the left about 50% and click Apply.
You can then use PrintScreen Key and the paste into MS Paint.
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Obadoty said:Is there a way to capture a screenshot of an image displayed in a movie file
, mpeg. or similiar types? Thanks.