For example, I'm playing a DVD and pause at 20:22 (20 minutes, 22 seconds). I want to have that exact moment as a picture on my computer. But when I right click, it gives me all sorts of options, and the closest one to saving that moment is bookmarking it. But I want to save it as an image on my computer. How?
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click the "print screen" button on your keyboard. [this doesnt actually print it just copys the image in your screen] then go into a photo editor and paste it [ctrl-v] and save. :]
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A/V add 0n card (such as AverMedia DVD EZMaker PCI) or USB A/V capture device (such as CameraMate) can.You can choose one among many kind of capture device at Fry's Electronics.Free software comes with device can help capture A/V from tape to computer and burn to DVD.Choose DVD VIDEO format as output.A single layer DVD can store 1 hour 20 minutes with image quality same as original,if longer,image quality will be decreased.If you have dual layer DVD burner and good software,such as Nero6 or Nero7,you can capture 2 hours 20 minutes movie onto dual layer DVD disk with quality same as original.If you want to edit movie,you have to capture to DV format.But many brands of dual layer DVD will stop at one point during playing back movie.Only one brand does not stop (as I know so far) is Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5 Gb.Good luck !
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You can use a (free) media player called KM-Player. It has an option for screen capture.\nhttp://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Video/Video-Players/KMPlayer.shtml
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Right click on the image, choose to open it in "Paint".\n\nIn Paint, choose File, then Save as...\n\nOn the bottom of the little window that comes up you can choose what format (extension) to save it in. Choose .JPG.\n\nRepeat for each picture.\n\nThere are programs that do them in batches (many at a time) but  that's a different set of instructions.
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right click on photo and click save picture as.....
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there are different format of quicktime, one contains no images or sound! it's just the streaming location where you get the movie. so if you download it, you can re-play, but it's little more than a bookmark.\n\nthe other has all the movie right in the file.\n\nquicktime protects the owner from swiping the file, but doesn't do it completely, you can save the movie when it's not in an html page.\n\nyou can get it out of the html page by viewing the source, and searching for the <object> that is used to show the movie... and opening that file.
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it depends, if you want the dvd to be on your computer as an image file , than use either Daemon tools, or Alcohol 120%, but if you want it to be in avi format , (which is smaller, and better for playing back on computers) , than use "DVD-to_AVI" program, i downloaded it today, i figured it out on my own, by the way, the dvd program, is trial version so if you want the serial key that i have, contact me at my email on my profile. email me if this helped or not.
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If you just want a simple screensaver of a slideshow of photos, pictures or whatever, make a folder into which you put any pictures you want to display (you can use any folder but this way you control what is displayed).\n\nRight click the desktop, choose Properties and select the Screensaver tab. In the dropdown, select My Pictures Slideshow. Click the Settings button, browse to the folder you created and make other changes as you wish on that tab. Click OK all the way out.\n\nThere are also other built-in screensavers to choose from or there are plenty available for free on the Internet. Be careful, however, when choosing a screensaver file. They have an extension of .SCR but they are, in fact, no different from an .EXE, so they can contain code which may harm your PC.\n\nThere are also applications which will build a screensaver for you. They usually involve supplying images to display and building an executable file which contains both the images and a small application which displays them. This is all packaged in one file and, if given an .SCR extension, will autorun as a screensaver.
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The .img file is a disk image file.  It should be a very large file (over 100MB or so).  Just like .iso files, it is an exact image of a CD.  In that case, use a burning program like Nero or Hot Burn to open it.  This will make an exact duplicate of the source disk, ignoring any programming that may have been on it.
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right click on the video, and save as
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hi, \n\nYou right click and save it to your desktop first, then you can add to the media player
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pause-  stop()\nresume- play()\n\n-How to use-\n-create a button (select an picture you wish to turn into a button, and hit f8, then make sure "create a button" is selected")\n\n-select the button. Then in the action script window, type the following...\n\nline1:   on(realease){\nline2:   stop()\nline3:   }\n\n\nThis will create the pause in your animation. To create a Play button, do the following but in place of "stop()" type "play()".
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Ok, here is what you do, \n1. Get the computer to display what u want to save as an image \n2. Then press the print scree key, it is sumwhere near the scroll lock key,\n3. then open any image editing software like paint.\n4. Just click on edit and then paste\n5. then go to file and save the image as .jpg\nIts as eazy as that.\nI hope this solvwed your problem.\nPeace
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if u r using adobe photoshop then u can see that when u create a new image a prompt message come which asks for the properties like width, height, resolution, contents etc.\nin the content attribute select transperent.  Then save the image with .gif extension.
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Usually a CD/DVD writing software such as Nero has this capability. I have done it many times with various video formats.\n\nIn Nero you go into 'create a DVD' select the file you want to add to your DVD, once added you can either export that format into MPEG 1,2 or 4 format. Or you can just add files and burn it into the DVD without exporting at all. Usually DVD players support Mpeg and DIVx formats for playback. So far AVI, WMA and Quicktime files have to be converted before playback.
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If you have a MPEG or AVI file that you want to split up - for instance just to upload a small taster sample to a website, then things couldn't be easier - with XP you can do so for free.\nSimply load up Windows Movie Maker, and load up your MPEG or AVI.\nLet's say you want to just have the first minute of a five minute piece of film... easy!\nOnce loaded, fast forward to the place where you want to cut, and click the icon (usually in the bottom right) 'split in two at this point'. And there you go - you have two sections - simply discard the bit you don't want to keep and save the other!\nTip: add a fade out to both sound and video tracks over the last few seconds of the clip to make it seem more professional and make the stop less abrupt.
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I have a slide show of my pictures I have stored on my computer as a screen saver. \n Put all the pictures you want on the slide show in one file. \n\nStart>  \ncontrol panel >\n display>\nscreen saver> \nmy picture display \nthen pick the file with all your pictures in it \nthen hit apply.\n\nif this isn't what you want you can also create a yahoo group, add a folder of all your pictures in the photos section and then create a slide show.\n\nThose are the only ways I know of if anyone has a better idea I'm gonna watch because I want to know myself.