Comments on: Grab screenshots from videos and DVDs
One of the most frequent questions I receive is "How do I capture a screenshot from a video or DVD?" Most video players will let you do it by disabling hardware acceleration, but two freeware players make it easy as pie.
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www.download.com/The-KMPlayer/3640-2139_4-10659940.html?sb=1&v=0
Gadwin & other screen capturing devices give the photo of the full-screen including the background,titlebar etc. while KMPlayer gives the photo of a particulr scene of a video or movie as it is, without any player or screen background or controlbar.
I have just tried camtasia in an ongoing attempt to convert powerpoint to video. It captures slides, transitions and animation so-so, but video clips not only do not record, but it deletes them from the powerpoint!
Anyone found anything that works short of re-creating the whole thing in a video editor?
thanks to every body working in c net
- by k-shaft December 13, 2007 11:35 PM PST
- I have used many DVD capture tools and InterVideo WinDVD is by far the simplest, most straight forward DVD Player and capture program available. All you have to do is hit the 'P' key on your keyboard and the program brings up a capture window. You can do this many times to capture different images and all of them will be listed in this new window as thumbnails. Then, by double clicking on the thumbnail, you can enlarge the image to preview it and decide if you want to save it. If you do, press the save button and it saves to the file folder, you selected in the OPTIONS screen. If you don't like it, just press the delete button to delete it from that screen. You can also press 'Delete All' or 'Save All'. And playing DVDs with this program is also incredibly simple. It even remembers were you stopped each individual DVD. Overall, an incredibly awesome and useful program. I love it.
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