Hi, i want to capture a vedio from screen, i mean .. start recording vedio while i do anything on screen as opening prorame and use it.. then save this vedio as any vedio format. i want to use it as an illustration for using some application .. can you help me with any availble software? thanks
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I recommend Fraps. I can't remember where to get it, but try searching for it. The trial version lets you record up to 60 seconds at a time.
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Dear SDVR11,\n\nYOu can put videos on to windows movie maker.First open Windows Movie MakerGo to where you see 1.Capture Video.Under that topic click on Import Video.A box called my videos should appear if you saved your videos in my documents in the folder called my videos.If you did that a box should pop up with your videso should come on.If it does click on video.It will import it and go through a short imorting process.When it imports it will appear in the box /When you see it drag the clip using mouse to the bottom of page and put in big square box down bottom of movie maker.You keep doing this process till you get the wole video.then when your done flow the steps in movie maker/If you need help message me on yahoo messenger I am LittleRomeoBoy4U or email me at LittleRomeoBoy4U@yahoo.com.I would be more than happy to help you through this process if you get stuck
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USB 2.0 Video Capture Adapter\n \nhttp://sewelldirect.com/USBVideoCaptureAdapter.asp
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First of all, do you know how to create a preloader itself in Flash ?\n\nIf you don't, you can check out the tutorial here -> http://www.flashkit.com/movies/Scripting/Preloaders/Bar_Prel-Savco_Ba-147/index.php\n\nAnd then, you can simply put any images on the loading frame in the flash movie. When the flash movie is loading, it will display your image.
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Try the BS player. It has capture function.
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try importing the 3gp file into windows movie maker and then capturing a images out of it.\nwindows movie maker is normally found on windows xp platforms from start - programs - accessories - entertainment\n\nhttp://hosting.active-gene.com\nhttp://www.active-gene.com
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Well, there isn't a program to do that linearly.\n\nThe closest you can get is use Camtasia (30 day FULL trial) to record screen activity. Camtasia is also a great video editor.\n\nIf you save your video (avi, mov, mpeg), you can then open it with Windows Movie Maker and record back onto your miniDV tape.\n\n(You mentioned streaming video. Just a note: a screen capture program can not capture a video that's playing on your computer. It's a weird hardware-type issue.)\n\nGood Luck
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When you press "Print Screen," what happens? Does it just not work, or the graphics are messed up, what?\n\nTry restarting your computer if it just doesn't take a screen shot, sometimes that happens to me when I try to take a screen shot. I don't know why that happens, but the computer just stops taking screen shots after taking a couple already.
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its not very hard to make yourself, thats what i did for an old site of mine, record something on a digicam and then import the frames (or every second one) into a flash program. i inverted the colours on mine and it looked well cool
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Yes, there is a software that records activities and sounds in AVI format, moreover the conversion can be achieved in mpeg and flash formats.\nCapture frames with 24 fps speed and audio in wave format.\nIf the softwares below do not work, contact me.\n\n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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If you want to grab portions of a movie then you won't be doing it with either of those programs.  You need to obtain a video editing program that plays nicely with DVDs.  If you are looking to just take a snapshot of one frame of a movie than you can just do a screen capture with the Print Screen button.  This is usually located next to your scroll lock button.  This copies a snapshot of your screen to your clipboard.  You can then paste that snapshot into your favorite graphics editing program and do with it as you please!  Good luck.
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do u want to record streaming videos ?\n\nWM recorder.
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I really would recommend windows movie maker just because it's already one your computer if you have windows xp. You get into the program and then file - Import Into Collections. Then if they are all in a folder you can browse for the folder and select all the pictures you want to import you can import them. Then you can select how short you want it by going  tools - options - and selection how short you want the picture frame rate to be. Then you can select all the pictures you want to put in it and then drag them onto the timeline. Then (speed depending on your processing speed) it will put all the pictures onto it and then you can play it back. My processor doesn't seem to be able to play them back on preview mode but when you go file - save movie file...  then it will save it so it will be able to be played back in either AVI or WMA depending on what you set it to do. Before you do that though you can click on a picture on the timeline and then you can go tools - titles and credits - title on selected clip and you can put a title down with a bunch of effects and then when it's on the timeline you can pull and cut what you want it on. You can also import music too and drag and drop that on the timeline and cut what you want out of it hope that helps!\nI'm in desperate need of points so.... (hint hint = D)
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You can do that in windows movie maker which comes with XP.\n\nIf it doesn't let you, you could always try a screen capture.  press the print screen button on your keyboard "prt scr", and then go to a graphics editor such as paint or whatever, and do edit-paste.  Then you'll need to crop the image.
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Most video cards, when they play video, put it on a separate layer that doesn't get captured by the normal 'PrtScrn' function.  However if you open up Windows Media Player and click on 'Tools' > 'Options' > 'Performance', try lowering your Video Acceleration settings.  This should switch the video rendering over to software rendering and make it so you can capture the video with 'PrtScrn'.  Don't forget to put it back to full when you are done capturing...\n\nIf the video imports into Windows Movie Maker, then you can use the 'Take Picture' feature to make a snapshot.  Import the clip into your collection with File > Import. Then play it and pause it where you want it.  Then use the little camera icon below the preview.\n\nBTW, I just found a great step-by-step 'tutorial' on the process of capturing still images from video.
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iMovie is a movie editor. You aren't supposed to be using it to record your movie! Just because you can is no reason to expect to be able to perform editing functions while recording. Maybe one of the Pro level editors like Final Cut can do this, but I doubt it.\n\nWhat makes you think that what you saw on Youtube was done in real time?
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What format are your videos in presently? VHS? If so, you need a capturing device and software. Check out the dazzle for the device and pinnacle for the software.