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Posted by Biz on 03/06/06 01:56
VirtualDubMod which is freeware, also has a frame capture feature....
""R&B"" <NoneOfYourBusiness@All.com> wrote in message
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> "Terry Pinnell" <terrypin@dial.pipex.com> wrote in message
> news:u4n502tp9s24ndimbulull87142grubhmr@4ax.com...
> > I've asked this in the WMP newsgroups but had no answer. Anyone know
> > whether it is possible to capture a frame screenshot while playing a
> > video (e.g. an AVI file) in WMP 10 please?
> >
> > --
> > Terry, West Sussex, UK
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> Go to TechSmith.com and buy Camtasia Studio (if you're wanting to capture
> video) or Snag-It (if you're wanting to capture still images).
>
> You'll have to disable Windows' hardware acceleration within any media
> player (WMP or any other) to capture the video being played through it
with
> either of these software apps, although the same is true with competing
apps
> as well. But disabling Windoze hardware accelerations is an easy enough
> thing to do, then just enable it again when you're through "recording."
>
> Randy
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