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 Member 499 Level 48.58 Mar 2006 |
Taking print screens of videos
Okay, so I'm pretty damn stupid when it comes to a simple thing like this. I can take print screens just fine, it's just that if I take a screen of a video that's playing (in DivX, VLC Player, etc.) and I paste it into Paint or Photoshop, the video itself doesn't show up, yet everything else does.
How can I get the video part to show when taking print screens? Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 90 Level 33.52 Mar 2006 |
If you use VLC, there's the snapshot function under the Video menu. Just make sure you have a snapshot folder set in the preferences under Video.
That's the easiest, and least time-consuming way to. If you use Media Player Classic, there's the same type of function under the File menu, but that requires a lot more playing around with filters and such. If you're playing a file in Windows Media Player, you have to lower the Video acceleration to nothing under Options -> Performance and then take a screen shot. There's nowhere I can't reach.  |
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Member 499 Level 48.58 Mar 2006 |
Yeah, I use VLC most often now. Thanks for the tips. =p
This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. |
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